Arsenal’s Marouane Chamakh not returning to Bordeaux
http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Marouane-Chamakh-c24294’s agent rules out a move for the striker back to French side, Bordeaux.
The forward has gone on to become nothing more than a bench warmer at the Emirates, following a series of poor performances, every time he stepped onto the pitch. The forward got dropped to the bench and is now seemingly more of a reserve player, than a substitute.
The striker went on to admit that he would consider his future, should things remain the same for him at the club, but so far no offers have come in for the player. The Moroccan international also claimed that he would be open to a return to Bordeaux, since it was the club that made him who it is.
Despite the player’s claims, his agent has gone on to reveal that even if a move was on the cards, Chamakh would not be returning to the French club.
The player’s agent, when talking about his client’s future is quoted to have said: "His short-term goal is the African Cup of Nations with http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Morocco-c2961, and then to finish the season at Arsenal”
“Then there will be an important choice to make, but he does not intend to return to http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/France-c2899.”
Chamakh move to Arsenal for free last summer. After making the move to the club, the striker went on to have a very impressive run in, which saw him score a number of goals and become a very reliable source for the team. However, following his admitting to life being much harder in the Premier League than he expected and him leaving himself on the bench due to fatigue, he has fallen from grace.
The fans of the club question the player’s integrity and just what he wants to do in North London. He has not managed to produce a single performance that would enhance his reputation this season and has been nothing more than a player to fill in, to prevent the squad from tiring out.
All in all, Chamakh really needs to decide what he wants to do and if he ends up deciding to stay at http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Arsenal-c38429, he needs to step his game up sooner rather than later.
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