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Arsenal deny Isco move Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has denied the rumours linking the Gunners with Real Madrid attacking midfielder Isco.

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has denied the rumours linking the Gunners with Real Madrid attacking midfielder Isco.
Arsenal deny Isco move


Reports have strongly linked the North London side with the Real Madrid star Isco in the past few days. It has been rumoured that Arsenal were planning for a club record move.

The Los Blancos, however, could sell him for the right price with already having exceptional attacking players.

Isco moved to Real Madrid from Malaga in summer 2013. The Spanish giants signed him for €30million and the rumours linked Arsenal with a €60million move.

The 22-year-old has scored three and assisted five in 20 appearances so far for Real Madrid in all competitions.

Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger cleared all the rumours by saying that Arsenal are not in need of an attacker.

The Frenchman told: “No, we are not on [Isco's] case.”

Arsenal are struggling the defence this season and are looking to strength their defensive areas. 

Wenger further added: “We have plenty of creative players. We are shorter on the defensive side of our game, not on the offensive side. We have plenty of offensive players.”

Arsenal are already linked with several defensive players and Wenger has aslo told that he will sign a defensive player this month.

“We just spoke about Podolski who just went out, we spoke about Sanogo going out because we have so many offensive players that they don't get a chance to play. So we won't buy someone else in the attack.”

Wenger told he has enough attacking players that he now sending his players on loan. Yaya Sanogo is likely to leave this month on loan for regular football and German forward Lukas Podolski has already signed a loan contract for the rest of the season with Italian side Inter Milan.



Columnist: Stevan Jones 

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