Arsenal forward Alexis Sanchez could well be moving on from the club in January. However, the club are yet to receive any bids for the Chile international, as reported by Four Four Two.
Sanchez came close to leaving the club during the summer as a deal with Manchester City fell through in the late stages of the window.
Manchester City have been thought to be keen on a move for Sanchez in January particularly after a serious injury sustained by Gabriel Jesus at the weekend.
Arsenal has a number of problems in terms of their transfers in that they have failed to nail down Sanchez, Mesut Ozil and Jack Wilshire to long-term deals, something which could come to haunt the Gunners.
Arsene Wenger spoke about the situation of Sanchez ahead of a proposed move.
“We have not been contacted by anybody, no,” he said.
“We will try [to keep them] but I have answered that question many times. At the moment I think the best is not to talk too much and focus on tomorrow’s game.”
The Gunners boss highlighted his intentions to keep the three players at the club beyond January after not receiving any bids.
“This club has lost many big players and has always responded well,” the 67-year-old said.
“Massive players have left this club, so this club will always be in a strong position on that front. But obviously you want to keep your best players.
“As long as things are not signed, you can say you are positive or negative or super positive.
“If things are not signed you shut up and you announce things when they are concrete. It is as simple as that.”
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