3. Cazorla has fight in him
We remember the sweetly struck goal against Man Utd away at Old Trafford in 2012-13 season where Robin van Persie had scored against his old club. Cazorla was the only one who was like a spark for the Gunners and got a goal late into the game when the match was 2-0 in favour of the Red Devils. His matches against other teams like this season’s home match against Manchester City, where he didn’t score but dictated the Gunners’ game and leading them to a 1-1 draw and the FA Cup final where he started the comeback against Hull City are all indications that Cazorla has the fight in him to go on till the end. Also one of the most disappointing matches for Arsenal, the 6-0 defeat against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge also saw Santi Cazorla being the only Arsenal player fighting his heart out and showcasing his skills and flair. His talent is unquestionable and his performances have always been up to the mark making him one of the manager’s favourite players. A thorough professional, Cazorla has settled in the Premier League and has proved himself. Selling him for as cheap as 18-20 million when he can have at least 2-3 seasons of similar intensity can be a majorly disappointing transfer for Arsenal supporters.