Arsenal defender David Luiz will inescapably sign another agreement at the Emirates Stadium, as indicated by Benfica president Luis Filipe Vieira.
It was uncovered a week ago that the Brazilian marked a one-year contract while moving from Chelsea the previous summer, not the already allegedly two-year understanding.
This left Arsenal expecting to expand Luiz's expressions for the rest of the period, and past, provoking connects to the player's previous club Benfica.
However, Vieira says Luiz is near another arrangement with the Gunners, and has told the player that is best for him at this phase of his profession.
"We talked again [on Sunday]," Luis Filipe Vieira told BTV. "We have a dad child relationship.
"He was in a vehicle with specialist, getting ready to recharge his agreement with Arsenal. He is somebody who adores Benfica, is an incredible expert [but] needs to acquire cash. What he wins [with Arsena] is inconceivable for Benfica to pay.
"On the off chance that David Luiz one day chooses 'I need to leave here', is 35 years of age and in flawless condition, obviously we would take him. [But] 8,000,000 [in wages] would need to be one million.
"Be that as it may, as a dad, I would state no. I'd state: 'gracious, David, you're not coming, don't be insane.'"
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