Tomiyasu’s Shock Arsenal Exit

Daniel Evans
Author: Daniel Evans
Updated: 2025-07-04

Arsenal and Tomiyasu Part Ways

Takehiro Tomiyasu’s tenure at Arsenal has come to an early conclusion due to ongoing injury woes. The highly-regarded Japanese defender, initially contracted until 2026 with a further option year, struggled to stay fit and fulfill the demands of Premier League football.

Ongoing Battle with Injuries

Tomiyasu’s recent seasons were marred by persistent knee issues that severely limited his playing time, culminating in necessary surgery. His recovery is ongoing, with rehabilitation expected to sideline him for at least another five months.

Career Highlights Before Arsenal

Joining Arsenal in 2021 from Italian club Bologna, Tomiyasu brought with him experience from Belgium’s Sint-Truiden and Japan’s Avispa Fukuoka. Despite his promising start, unfortunate injuries derailed his trajectory, prompting a mutual contract termination as both Arsenal and Tomiyasu look towards fresh opportunities.

Strategic Decisions for the Future

The nation’s patience with fitness issues reflects a broader trend of football clubs balancing their financial strategies against team performance metrics. Tomiyasu’s departure, though disappointing, clears a path for Arsenal to realign squad dynamics while he continues his recovery independently.

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