adminLONDON. — Theo Walcott might not be an Arsenal player for much longer.
According to Bleacher Report, the 27-year-old attacker will look for a move away from the Emirates if he’s left out of Roy Hodgson’s Euro 2016 squad.
And Arsenal are apparently willing to listen to any offers that come in for the speed-merchant who’s played for the Gunners since 2006.
The report states that as things stand, Walcott won’t make the cut for the England team. Walcott was an unused sub when England stunned Germany with a comeback victory in Berlin.
And his only playing time in the recent friendlies was a 30 minute cameo when he replaced Daniel Sturridge as England lost to Holland at Wembley.
Walcott is apparently unhappy that he’s been dropped down the pecking order for club and country, and the Southampton youth product could move to a club where he’d get more playing time.
With Euro 2016 appearing to be out his reach, Walcott now has a limited window of time to force his way back into the England squad. — The Daily Star.
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