Sanchez staying put

LONDON. — Juventus director Beppe Marotta has revealed that Arsenal aren’t selling Alexis Sanchez at any price.

According to the Italian, the Gunners had originally placed a £34,1 million asking price on the forward, but then changed their minds when Juve made a bid of that amount.

“Arsenal told us Alexis Sanchez is not on the market,” Marotta told Chilean paper El Mercurio.

“Sanchez is a great player, but Arsenal told us he is not on the market.

“We had asked for the player’s price-tag and Arsenal valued him at €40 million, a sum that we considered reasonable.

“However, once we replied to their demand, the English club let us know that he was not for sale.”

This will be great news for Gunners fans, who now know their club has no intention of selling the 27-year-old – who managed 17 goals and 11 assists in 41 appearances last season. — The Daily Star-Metro.

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