Willian says Arteta's broken promises made him regret Arsenal move
Summarised from 3 outlets · Updated 5 Oct, 14:54 · Archive
Willian has claimed that Mikel Arteta made broken promises that made him unhappy at Arsenal.
Willian joined Arsenal on a free transfer in summer 2020 after seven years at Chelsea. The Brazilian was drawn to the club by Mikel Arteta's words and a lucrative contract, which was described as a statement signing for the manager's side.
However, the 38-year-old has now opened up about his unhappy spell at the club, claiming that Arteta made 'broken promises' which made him regret the decision. Willian states that the Arsenal manager lacked the 'human' side of management, according to the reports.

How it is being reported
- Arsenal flop reveals how Mikel Arteta errors forced him to request transfer: 'Sold me a dream'Evening Standard · 5 Oct, 16:17
- Willian opens up on 'unhappy' spell at Arsenal and relationship with Mikel ArtetaMirror Sport · 5 Oct, 14:27
- Willian reveals Mikel Arteta's 'broken promises' made him want to quit Arsenal just THREE months after joining - and claims Gunners boss lacked 'human' side of managementDaily Mail Sport · 5 Oct, 12:31
In this story: Willian · Mikel Arteta · Arsenal · Chelsea
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