Arsenal captain Per Mertesacker has said Alexis Sanchez is "definitely" staying at the club next season. Sanchez's future remains unclear as he is set to enter the last year of his contract, but Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger reiterated on Tuesday that he will not sell the Chile international. And Mertesacker, who is retiring next season to take charge of Arsenal's academy, told Fox Sports in Australia that he is expecting to line up alongside Sanchez in his final year as a player. When asked if Sanchez is staying at Arsenal, Mertesacker said: "Yes, definitely. I think [Sanchez] was impressive in the Confederations Cup. He's now on holiday so it's quiet in terms of conversations. But he's a warrior on the pitch. "I think he wants to come back as quickly as possible -- he hates holidays, he hates to calm down. I'm looking forward to playing alongside him in my last season and he thinks the same." Arsenal are...
Well, i am here. i am back, i am taking over, don't drink i don't smoke, i am clean and yen yen yen ... if you know this song you are as old as i am ... we should be married by now lol. So, i have decided not to delete my old posts (yeah from like 2 years ago) so that y'all will know it's been a while but that break is needed mehn. But we back now like Bournemouth's power! Chelsea fan? Sorry, ignore that 😁 It's gonna be a crazee weekend, a weekend of hope for people like me going to the Etihad. One team i pity this weekend is Huddersfield Town, Chelsea will be hoping to make them pay for last weekend's HUMILIATION (some of us enjoyed the movie) ... even the supporters of a team that have refused to leave the 6th spot celebrated 😁😁 but really Huddersfield could prove difficult for the Blues even though they won the reverse fixture 3-0 but it's a new manager and Chelsea couldn't beat them last season at the Bridge and mind you, they still don...
Thierry Henry has criticised Real Madrid striker Javier Hernandez for his celebration after scoring a last-gasp winner against Atletico Madrid in the Champions League, saying on Sky Sports: "What I don't like is 'Chicharito' seems like he's won the World Cup with that." Real advanced to the semifinals of the competition after the on-loan Manchester United man's goal at the Bernabeu, which secured a 1-0 aggregate victory . Hernandez, who has struggled for opportunities under Carlo Ancelotti this season, had been presented with a relatively simple finish after good work from Cristiano Ronaldo, and former Arsenal and Barcelona striker Henry said the Mexico international's teammate deserved the credit. "That's Ronaldo's goal," the Sky pundit said. "At that particular moment he couldn't shoot, so he didn't take the risk of doing something stupid and silly with it. "He saw a guy in a better posi...
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