Arsenal’s Tomas Rosicky has revealed that he turned down a number of big money moves to stick around at the Emirates and purse his career as a Gunner.
Rosicky, who has recently gone on to pick up his form at the Emirates has gone on to reveal that he is a hundred percent dedicated to the club and that he chose to stick around, rather than move elsewhere to make more money.
The http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Czech-Republic-c2882 international, when talking about his contract situation at the club and just where he sees himself in the coming months in quoted to have said: "Arsenal let my [contract situation] go beyond January so, as I was in the last six months
of my contract, I could speak with anyone I wanted"
"It started to get interesting because I had some very lucrative offers [from http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/China-c8926] and this [kind of thing] gives you a little head-turner.”
"In both cases, there were huge numbers financially, so it's not easy and some days I thought about it.”
"But money is not everything and I'm glad I'm going to continue here at http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Arsenal-c38429."
The midfielder made the move to the Emirates in 2006, following a move from Borussia Dortmund. Ever since his arrival at the club, the player was expected to do big things for the team, but failed to live up to the hype due to his constant injury setbacks.
However, the player seems to finally be at a hundred percent now and the form that he has been displaying in recent weeks has finally revealed his potential to the world.
The Czech international’s ability to dictate play and create moments of magic out of nothing have started to win the Gunners fans over and the fact that he penned down a contract extension earlier in the month, has gone on to reinforce the fans faith in
the midfielder.
Nonetheless, in order for Arsenal to benefit from the player’s stay at the Emirates, they need to ensure that he avoids picking up any more long term injuries because given Rosicky’s age, such an injury could end the player’s career.
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