Szczesny, whose side sit four points from fourth place Tottenham with a game in hand, also said he cannot mentally imagine himself leaving the Emirates, despite coming under criticism for his performances in recent months.
“Physically, I can imagine myself at a different club, yes,” he told the Sunday People. “But mentally, absolutely no. I’m too happy here.
“What guarantee do I have that I will win trophies somewhere else?” — Mailonline.
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