Marouane Chamakh feels both Samir Nasri and Cesc Fabregas will leave Arsenal this summer
Arsenal striker and Moroccan international, http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Samir-Nasri-c32360 and Cesc Fabregas are going to be on their way out of the club. The forward then went on to state that Arsene Wenger was already in the market
looking for replacements and would let the dup leave, once he found the appropriate replacements.
Chamakh, when talking about the two players is quoted to have said: “I think both players will quit the club”
He then went on to confirm that Wenger’s plans were to find replacements for the player, in order to let them leave the club.
“I don’t think it’s a matter of money for the Fabregas or Samir deals being held up, I think it is a case that the manager is looking for their successors and he hasn’t been able to find them. “
However, he soon tried to cover his tracks as he added that, this was his take on the situation and might not be what is actually going on.
Nonetheless, Chamakh then went on to try and find a resolve for the situation. When questioned about what his opinion was on the situation and how Arsenal should handle themselves, he responded by stating: “I think in the situation the club is in, they should
only let one leave.
"Cesc – he's wanted to leave for several seasons because he’s born in http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Barcelona-c38604.
“But Samir is now in a situation where he has one year left on his contract, so if they don’t sell him this summer he will leave for free at the end of the season.
“Is the club ready in a situation to refuse a little bit more than £17.5 million (€20m) to keep a good player for just one season?”
The player then mentioned how it was rather odd that the Gunners had not been able to settle on mutual terms with Nasri and couldn’t offer him an extension on his contract.
The forward seems to be right on the mark with his analysis of the situation. It is rather bizarre to see http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Arsenal-c38429 fail to agree mutual terms with Nasri and tie him down for an extension, prior to the end of the season. At the same time, a player with just
one year left on his contract usually goes for nothing, but with Nasri being able to get top dollar, it is now only a matter of time before Wenger caves in and allows the move to follow through.
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