adminlinked with possible summer switches to Paris Saint Germain and Real Madrid. But Wenger has always insisted he will not walk away from Arsenal, and his stance remains unchanged.
“I do not know what is said about me. I’m focused on the next game and the next season and I’ll see what I do at the end of my contract.
“I have always fulfilled my contracts and I can’t see why it would change at my age.”
Meanwhile, Arsenal midfielder Mikel Arteta has backed the Gunners to clinch a top-four finish and qualify for next season’s Champions League soccer. Wenger’s side have won 10 of their last 13 English Premier League games to close a seven-point gap between themselves and north London rival Tottenham, and currently occupies the final qualification spot for Europe’s premier club competition.
Tottenham, who lie two points further back in fifth spot, were held by Wigan on Saturday, and Arteta believes those who show the stronger mental strength will reap the rewards at the end of the season. — Sky Sports-Goal.com.
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