The homegrown winger has been enjoying impressive form lately.
Reiss Nelson has expressed his desire to sign a new deal at Arsenal as he spends the final months of his current contract.
Nelson joined Arsenal as a nine-year-old and moved up through the club’s academy ranks. Following two loan spells at Hoffenheim and Feyenoord, the English forward seems ready to kick-start his career at the north London side.
“I’ve never doubted myself at this football club,” said Nelson whose contract will expire next summer.
“Arsenal is a team that I’ve been at since I was eight years old and I have a very, very strong bond and love for the club.
“Of course, there’s been times where I’ve been a bit down when I haven’t played or been on the bench, but my plan has never been for me to leave the club or say that I have no future here and I will do everything possible to get there.”
Nelson scored twice in Arsenal’s 5-0 win over Nottingham Forest on Sunday. The 22-year-old will most likely get another chance to shine when the Gunners host FC Zurich in their next Europa League game in midweek.
He added: “I only have some months left on my contract but at this moment of time, getting a new deal, of course, that would be amazing and I would love to commit to the club.
“But I’m just really, really focused on doing everything I possible just to do the right stuff and if I get to play for the team to do well, of course, it’s hard coming in for 5-10 minutes and of course, I would love to play much, much longer.”
Be sure not to miss out on the latest news about Premier League
Download our brand new App and follow your favorite players, clubs, and much more
