Turkish wonderkid Arda Güler has rapidly ascended to become one of Europe’s most coveted young talents, sparking significant interest from the upper echelons of the English Premier League.
Heavyweights like Manchester City and Arsenal have reportedly been sounding out a potential transfer, keen to integrate his creative flair into their midfields. However, any aspirations of luring the star away from the Spanish capital have been met with a blunt and emphatic refusal.
Sources have told Turkish-Football close to the player confirm that, despite the considerable financial packages and sporting appeals emanating from England, Güler has zero plans to depart Real Madrid.
His focus remains squarely on developing his career at the Santiago Bernabéu. In parallel, the La Liga giants have made their stance unequivocally clear: they have no intention whatsoever of letting the Turkish international move to another team. Essentially, the exit door is bolted shut.
Güler’s contractual situation grants Real Madrid significant leverage. His current contract is watertight, running until the summer of 2029, ensuring the club retains complete control over his future for the foreseeable years.
This long-term commitment reflects the club’s faith in his status as a cornerstone of their next generation.
The 20-year-old has already amassed an impressive track record since his arrival, featuring in 77 total matches.
During this period, he has contributed a solid 15 goals and 17 assists, a remarkable return for a player still finding his feet in one of the world’s most demanding squads. His ability to dictate play and link up with the front line has cemented his status as a key part of the club’s midfield succession plan.
Real Madrid considers Güler a foundational piece, a talent too precious to be sacrificed for a transfer fee, no matter how substantial.
Thus, while the Premier League’s heavyweights are busy admiring his technique and statistics from afar—perhaps hoping for a flicker of contract discontent—the pursuit of Arda Güler, for the time being, remains an expensive exercise in futility. They’ll just have to look elsewhere for their next midfield maestro.