La Liga giants Sevilla have reportedly asked for conditions on Rob Holding, with Arsenal open to letting the 27-year-old defender leave.

According to Fabrizio Romano, Sevilla are one of the clubs keen on Rob Holding, with Arsenal ready to let the 27-year-old defender leave. The Spanish side have asked for conditions to get a deal underway, with the Gunners likely to accept a reasonable offer.

Rob Holding does not have a future at Arsenal, and Mikel Arteta has indicated the same by not including the defender in his matchday squads for the opening three games. The Gunners seem satisfied with their defensive options, meaning the 27-year-old could still leave before the window shuts.

The early season loss of summer arrival Jurrien Timber to a new injury may have brought Arsenal back into the market for a new defender. Barcelona’s Eric Garcia seems like a loan target for the Gunners, but there are difficulties in pursuing a deal.

There are other options on the table, and overall, it shows that Arteta wants to move on from having Holding as an option. The 27-year-old Arsenal defender has been expected to leave in this window, although there has been a shortage of interest.

Among a few clubs keen, Besiktas had enquired about his availability, but the trail has since gone cold. Fabrizio Romano confirmed on Monday there were a few La Liga clubs keeping tabs on Holding’s situation. And now it appears enquiries have started to pour in.

Sevilla are one of the clubs asking for conditions surrounding the 27-year-old Arsenal defender. The Gunners are open to letting him leave but will ideally want a permanent transfer. They could ask for a reasonable fee, with some previous reports suggesting a figure close to £10 million.

Sevilla have their problems and may look for bargain deals in the market. The 27-year-old Arsenal defender fits that bill, and any deal will end up suiting all parties concerned. Romano has also mentioned Mallorca. But if Sevilla are present in the chase, the choice could become quite apparent for Holding.

A few Premier League clubs could also look at his potential availability and the experience he packs. Holding will have the choice to decide on his next move, as his future belongs away from Arsenal after these many years at the club.

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