Things are not looking too good for Arsenal at the moment, after the Gunners failed to secure a major signing to boost their attack upfront. After Arsene Wenger’s side failed to buy anyone in the transfer window, it was further announced that England international Danny Welbeck had undergone an operation, which further made things worse.
However, now yet another star has expressed his unhappiness and this time it is French international Mathieu Debuchy.
The 30-year old former Newcastle man spoke to French newspaper L’Equipe and stated, “It is difficult. Even if I had not played a lot last season, in my head I would return to start after my recovery. But, at the Community Shield against Chelsea, Wenger chose him, Bellerin.”
“It was a surprise and a disappointment. Let’s say it crossed my mind (leaving)… But I want to be at Arsenal and to take my place.”
Also, France manager Didier Deschamps has made it clear that if players intend to play in the Euro 2016 tournament, they need to start playing regularly as soon as possible, for which the defender might leave in January, if his situation at the Emirates remains the same till then.