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| Carlos Vela keen stay in Spain permanently |
Today on transfer gossips, we have Arsenal on-loan striker Carlos Vela.
23 years old Mexican Striker, Vela has urged Arsenal to permit him to stay in Spain permanently. His current club Real Sociedad has shown interest in signing him permanently however another Spanish club Real Betis have had transfer talks with Arsenal.
Arsenal, who are on the verse to sign Podolski next season, might not need Vela next season but he is better then Chamakh and Bendtner. He has netted 11 goals and 8 assists in 30 appearances from Real Sociedad this season. With that better goal scoring record then other Arsenal strikers like Chamakh, Park Chu Young and Bendtner, he deserves to in Arsenal squad. Though he can't replace Van Persie in starting 11, he still can be Arsenal second choice striker.
3 reasons why Vela made his decision to stay in Spain
1. His nationality; he is a Mexican and speaks Spanish so it is easy for him to cope with in Spain then in England.
2. He is a regular starter in Real Sociedad. He won't join Arsenal to be a bench-warmer for sure.
3. Real Sociedad has promised to increase his monthly income, if he signs a long term contract with Real Sociedad. (He currently earns about 30-35k monthly)
wenger needs to learn how to rotate the team. do you really think van persie is happy playing all season without break? just speculation especially supporters who don't want him to come back because they think wenger might change his mind about signing podolski. he's contracted to arsenal and cannot speak against the team that pay his salary. lets have 3 or 4 strikers and mount serious challenge instead of blaming injuries and tiredness for failure. if wenger still believe that rotation is a bad idea then he shouldn't manage a big team anymore.
ReplyDeletewell said mate!!!
ReplyDeleteWenger need to sign Podolski and keep Vela.
And he needs to rotate squad next season to win something.
Yup, Arsenal need to sign Podolski and keep Vela and rotate squad like Manchester United and Chelsea to bring halt in Arsenal trophy drought.
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