by Kristhische Mosquera has confirmed that he will leave Valencia this summer because he approaches Arsenal.
The Spanish central defender will switch to Nordlondon in a reported 15 million euros, which could increase to almost 20 million euros with add-ons.
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Personal conditions were agreed with the 21-year-old, who has now announced that he is leaving the club in which he spent nine years.
Mosquera leaned out of his car window and said reporters in front of Valencia’s training area: “Valencia is my home and it will always be.
“I arrived at the age of 12 and now I go as an adult man. [I am] A little sad because [I have] Was here [my] All of life, but decisions in football are so. Now a new era begins.
“I prefer the club to speak first and whatever happens will happen,” Mosquera added to Arsenal when he moved to Arsenal. “It’s exciting, but it’s also sad.”
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Mosquera was a game away from being an ubiquitous for Valencia last season in La Liga when he played 37 games and once scored in a 2-0 win against Leganes.
Valencia, who has now been managed by the former West Brom manager Carlos Corberan, took twelfth place in the Spanish top -class class.
Mosquera has not yet made a full international debut for Spain, but he and his country won an Olympic gold medal in Paris 2024.
