Samir Nasri is unsure whether he will sign a new contract with Arsenal or not after rumors of reported interest from United became hot.
Arsenal midfielder Samir Nasri has placed his Arsenal future under massive doubts after he admitted that he is still unsure over a new contract with the Gunners. This news comes days after Arsene Wenger also admitted that contract negotiations with Nasri reached a stumbling block.
Samir Nasri's current deal will expire next summer and there is already reported interest from their imminent rivals, Manchester United. Wenger is not interested in losing him but he has apparently given a deadline until July for Nasri to sign a new contract or be sold after that.
"I don’t know if I will sign a new contract. Anyway, the discussions are ongoing. For the moment, I don't think about this. We will speak about it after the match with Poland.
United's rumored interest became apparent after Evra's recent comments that Nasri should come to Old Trafford to fulfill his potential. And despite Wenger's comments that he will not be sold, Nasri was rather conservative with his response when asked about United.
"We should see if it's [the interest from Manchester United] real and if it is concrete."
And Nasri's comments did not soften the hearts of the Gunners faithfuls, perhaps merely heightening speculation on him.
Samir Nasri's current deal will expire next summer and there is already reported interest from their imminent rivals, Manchester United. Wenger is not interested in losing him but he has apparently given a deadline until July for Nasri to sign a new contract or be sold after that.
"I don’t know if I will sign a new contract. Anyway, the discussions are ongoing. For the moment, I don't think about this. We will speak about it after the match with Poland.
United's rumored interest became apparent after Evra's recent comments that Nasri should come to Old Trafford to fulfill his potential. And despite Wenger's comments that he will not be sold, Nasri was rather conservative with his response when asked about United.
"We should see if it's [the interest from Manchester United] real and if it is concrete."
And Nasri's comments did not soften the hearts of the Gunners faithfuls, perhaps merely heightening speculation on him.
