Gunners legend Gilberto Silva has revealed the best replacement for Thomas Partey at Arsenal next season.
Former Arsenal midfielder Gilberto Silva has advised his former club to sign Manchester United's Casemiro as a potential replacement for Thomas Partey, should the Ghanaian midfielder depart the Emirates this summer.
Partey has been linked with a lucrative move to Saudi Arabia, prompting speculation about his future at Arsenal.
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Gilberto Silva wants Casemiro to replace Partey at Arsenal
Gilberto Silva believes that Casemiro, with his wealth of experience and exceptional skills, would bring much-needed stability to Arsenal's midfield under Mikel Arteta's management.
The Brazilian midfielder's calming presence and leadership qualities would be a valuable asset to the team, according to Silva.
“For me, Casemiro is still a good player. I don’t know whether he’s going to stay or not in the club, but he is a player I would love to have on my team,” Silva told Bet365.He added,
“Casemiro could be a good fit for Arsenal, let’s wait and see what happens.
“It would be very interesting if Thomas Partey left the club. If that spot becomes available then it would be interesting to see Casemiro there.
“He would bring a very strong and stable option to their midfield.”
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