Arsenal expect F?bregas and Nasri back – but not for long
Nasri unlikely to sign Arsenal's ?90,000-per-week deal
But Arsene Wenger is hoping that the apparent exodus of senior players from his first squad-counter by the protracted ? 11m transfer from Lille 's Ivory Coast forward Gervinho in the next 48 hours. Gervinho was the subject of interest from several Premier League clubs after scoring 15 goals for the French champions last season, but opted for a move to the Emirates.
"I chose Arsenal because they want 'sa young group within which I have to be capable of easy integration," Gervinho told France Football magazine. "I could do more to develop there.
"[Is it] a risk? Not at all. I 'm going to play Arsenal. To take the most risk is to score goals to see and play a lot. In football, must respond to risks if you want to win. I 'm going to win at Arsenal. I' m there to play, not be on the bench. love the Arsenal game and I love teams, love the game. The Premier League is a notch above. "
The Arsenal attacker can still highly rated by the Velez Sarsfield midfielder Ricky Alvarez followed, despite Internazionale developed as a rival for the 23-year-old Argentinian 's signature.
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