Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger says the club will be “busy” during the January transfer window in an effort to bolster a squad bidding for the Premier League title.
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The Gunners enter in the New Year top of the Premier League and Wenger is keen to strengthen his team ahead of the second half of the season.
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“I will be busy that is for sure”, Wenger told reporters.
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“I believe he is also improving and getting better to reach his potential, consistently going upwards”, Wenger stated at the press conference. “Unfortunately we can not announce anything yet about this player”.
Wenger expected to have Chilean forward Alexis Sanchez, who picked up a hamstring injury at the end of November, back for the holders’ FA Cup third round match against Sunderland on January 9.
Both England internationals are now due to be back in late February – but Wenger dismissed claims Wilshere could miss the European Championship in the summer as he continues his comeback from a broken leg suffered in pre-season. “He will be available again”. Mathieu Flamini has a chance to come back and I think Alexis Sanchez is a bit short.
The 30-year-old was signed as a replacement for Bacary Sagna last season but his Gunners career has been hindered by two serious injuries and the emergence of Spain Under-21 worldwide Hector Bellerin.
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But the Arsenal boss suggested on Wednesday that he was open to offers for the former Newcastle man.
