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Wenger discusses Cole and Moses rumours

Friday, January 08, 2010
By Nick Teale

Arsène Wenger has dismissed reports linking him with Carlton Cole and Victor Moses.

The duo are just two of a host of players being linked with a move to Emirates Stadium in the current transfer window.

West Ham striker Cole is currently sidelined with a knee injury and is the Hammers' top scorer with seven League goals in 13 appearances this term.

Midfielder Moses is one of the Championship's most highly rated youngsters and the 19-year-old has netted five times for Crystal Palace this season.

However when he was asked if rumours linking the players with Arsenal were true, Wenger dismissed the speculation.

"No, there is nothing in them [the rumours]," he said.
 
‘I'm focused on short-term, not Chamakh'

Friday, January 08, 2010
By Chris Harris

Marouane Chamakh is not on Arsenal's radar at the moment because Arsène Wenger is focused on his team's short-term needs.

The Moroccan striker has been linked with a move to Emirates Stadium since last summer and Wenger admitted that he considered signing the Bordeaux star when Emmanuel Adebayor left the Club.

But the transfer never went through and reports have suggested that Liverpool are now favourites to sign a pre-contract agreement with Chamakh, whose current deal expires in the summer.

Wenger believes that the striker's options are still open but he is not pursuing Chamakh at the moment.

"Chamakh is still available for the summer," said the Arsenal manager.

"We have not met his agent and not spoken about it.

"He is a player we have an interest in, but we are focused on short term at the moment."
 
Wenger - Gignac would be too expensive

Friday, January 08, 2010
By Nick Teale

Arsène Wenger will not be making a move to sign Andre-Pierre Gignac.

The Arsenal manager has admitted he is considering signing a new striker during the current transfer window and Gignac is just one of a number of names linked with a move to Emirates Stadium.

The 24-year-old has scored 35 goals in 85 appearances for Toulouse and has become a regular in the French international squad, netting four times in ten appearances for Les Blues.

But while Wenger says he is an admirer of the striker, the manager concedes that the French international is too expensive to be an Arsenal transfer target.

"I like the player," admitted Wenger. "I don't need to send people to watch him because I know him well enough already because he plays for the French national team.

"Lyon tried to buy him last year for nearly £20million, so the price was too high."
 
Wenger: Saha is a finisher and a good centre forward

Author: Andrew Allen
Posted on:08 January 2010 - 11:26
Category:Football

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has praised the form of French striker Louis Saha and hinted that the Everton hitman has an outside chance of fighting for a place in Raymond Domenech’s World Cup squad.

The Gunners could face the former Fulham and Manchester United attacker at the Emirates this weekend with Everton hoping their star man can recover from his latest fitness concern.

Speaking about Saha, coach Wenger told Arsenal TV Online:

“He’s a finisher, he’s a good centre forward. His career has always been a little bit bothered by injuries. But when Louis Saha plays ten games on the trot you can compare him with any striker.

Asked if he felt the Toffee striker could make the French World Cup squad alongside the likes of former Gunners pair Nicolas Anelka and Thierry Henry, Wenger continued:

“He has yes. They have a bit of congestion up there because they have two newcomers such as [Andre-Pierre] Gignac and [Karim] Benzema. They still have Anelka and still Thierry Henry will be at the World Cup. Saha is one of the outsiders.”

Adess..asan nk ambik Saha ker???..:(
 
Wenger - Campbell has a fantastic attitude

Friday, January 08, 2010
By Chris Harris

Arsène Wenger expects Sol Campbell to sign for a Premier League club in the near future.

The former Arsenal and England centre back has been training under Wenger's watchful eye at London Colney since his short-lived spell with Notts County ended earlier this season.

The Arsenal manager would not be drawn on whether he would try and re-sign the 35-year-old defender but, speaking to reporters, Wenger admitted he is still a big fan of Campbell.

"He has a fantastic attitude and good fitness," said the Frenchman.

"Of course he is not the youngest but he is in a very good shape. He can still play in the Premier League, I've said that many times.

"He is important in the dressing-room as well. He's positive with the young players.

"Every year we have one or two like that and I think a Premier League club will sign him."

Sol Camphell back for gunner???:-?
 
ala pakcik asan mana cikit2 mahal..maybe dia nak cari player yg harga 5 hinggit kot...la pakcik asan khalid jamlus pon kos lebih drp tu.......~X(~X(
 
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