Who is Cristhian Mosquera? Why Arsenal FC fans should be excited 'as transfer talks begin'
Mosquera has established himself as one of La Liga's best young centre-backs, having made his senior debut for Valencia in January 2022 against Atletico Baleares in a 1-0 Copa del Rey win. He made his top-flight bow just three days later against Sevilla in a 1-1 draw, becoming the fourth-youngest player to feature for Valencia in La Liga.
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