Arsenal star puts restaurant up for sale amid rumours of £15m move | OneFootball

Oleksandr Zinchenko has closed his Kyiv restaurant, Inch, only a year after opening it, with the business now on the market for £1.9 million.

The Ukraine international and his wife Vlada Sedan launched the high‑end venue last summer, giving it a sports theme and featuring shirts from football greats including Thierry Henry.

Thierry Henry shirt on the wall at Inch restaurant

The concept, built around what Zinchenko described as the idea of “slow progress” and well as a reference to his surname, was a personal venture during his time in north London, but speculation about its future began earlier this year and it has since shut its doors.

Kyiv has been under attack since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in 2022.

An estate agent listing described the property as having an “equipped kitchen, designer interior, favourable location. Ready‑made business with profit. Everything is included – equipment, brand, documents.”

Zinchenko, 28, joined Arsenal from Manchester City in 2022 for £30 million and has made 91 appearances, scoring three goals.

His future at the Emirates is currently uncertain, with Fulham having spoken to his representatives about a possible £15 million transfer, while AC Milan are also monitoring the situation.