Granit Xhaka’s Possible Return to Arsenal Squad?

Granit Xhaka’s status is still uncertain after his inappropriate reaction when substituted against Crystal Palace. Before walking down the tunnel, his withdrawal was followed by boos, and Granit removed his shirt and was not in a rush of leaving the pitch although Arsenal chased a winning goal.

As a result, he wasn’t involved in Arsenal’s last two matches, but according to a report from Daily Mirror, he might be back in the lineup in Europa League. There are plenty of bonuses for this competition, so make sure to use them with a promotional code from William Hill.

In fact, Unai Emery feels that it would be better for Xhaka to return for an away game and an ideal opportunity would be the clash against Vitoria in Portugal. The Swiss’ status at the Emirates is a hot topic among Arsenal fans these days and it seems that it won’t end up soon. Fans certainly won’t easily forget him that kind of behavior and Xhaka needs to show his willingness to work out this situation and commitment to the club.

It won’t be so easy for him to win some of the supporters round. Some uncomfortable situations are expected in the coming weeks and Granit needs to show his endurance if he is going to play for the Gunners again. If you fancy betting on player transfers, will Xhaka stay or go, definitely check for best codes.

According to DailyMail.co.uk, former Liverpool player, Danny Murphy feels that this situation might be irreversible and that the damage has already been done. He had a similar situation in Liverpool, but that one hasn’t lasted more than a week. However, Danny didn’t respond although it was gutting to hear what was coming from the stands.

In fact, he was involved in the very next match against Manchester United and scored the only goal at Old Trafford. So, just three days after jeers, he was one of the Scousers heroes. On the other hand, Murphy doesn’t see the happy ending in the Arsenal-Xhaka situation.

Granit also sent a message to the fans following the last weekend’s incident, which was rather an explanation than a quick response. ‘The scenes that took place around my substitution have moved me deeply.

I love this club and always give 100% on and off the pitch. My feeling of not being understood by fans, and repeated abusive comments at matches and in social media over the last weeks and months have hurt me deeply.

People have said things like “We will break your legs”, “Kill your wife” and “Wish that your daughter gets cancer”. That has stirred me up and I reached the boiling point when I felt the rejection in the stadium on Sunday.’

Xhaka will probably have the chance to put a display against Vitoria which can bring the criticism slightly down, but his first game at Emirates Stadium might not go so well. If he proves on the pitch in the very next opportunity that he is willing to fight for the club, Granit will still stand the chance of being forgiven his outburst. On the other hand, he will have a hard time of re-establishing the relationship with a large fanbase.

Especially at this moment, when the fans are generally not happy with the Gunners’ performances as they failed to win three times in a row in the Premier League. It seems that there is a mountain to climb in front of him for having a happy future at Arsenal. More news about the Gunners can be found here.