Alexis Sánchez not in Arsenal squad amid signs he wants Manchester United move


Alexis Sánchez will not play for Arsenal at Bournemouth on Sunday and is set to leave the club this month.

Alexis Sánchez will not play for Arsenal at Bournemouth on Sunday – the forward has not travelled to the south coast – and the latest indication is that he has come to favour a move to Manchester United over Manchester City.

Arsène Wenger finally admitted last Friday that Sánchez would not sign a new contract at Arsenal; his deal is set to expire in the summer. And, with Sánchez’s agent due in England for talks, the saga has now entered its end game.


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Sánchez had looked certain to join City and enjoy a reunion with Pep Guardiola, the manager under whom he played for one season at Barcelona. City almost got him for £60m last summer and they have indicated a willingness to pay £20m for him this month.


https://www.theguardian.com/football/2018/jan/14/alexis-sanchez-arsenal-manchester-united-bournemouth-city-transfer

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