LONDON - Arsenal dreams to get Real Madrid striker Gonzalo Higuain increasingly difficult. The Gunners squad suffered another blow when Argentina players reportedly wants to remain at the Santiago Bernabeu.
Before rumors surfaced that the 25-year-old striker has agreed to migrate to the north London club with a price tag of £ 23 million (RM110.3 million). Real president Florentino Perez as is denied the allegations and told the Spanish media that Higuain will meet with Perez soon to resolve his future. The Spanish will start pre-season session next week and Higuain will join the training session including a friendly against Bournemouth, Lyon and Paris Saint-Germain.
Higuain expressed his intention to leave the capital city of Madrid end of last season after feeling ignored by former coach Jose Mourinho. But he now feels able to be in the planning of new coach Carlo Ancelotti, particularly when there are no bids on it from officially released Arsenal or other club.
"We do not want him to go. After all no one came forward from the Arsenal of any formal offer," said Perez. Team managers understand The Gunners, Arsene Wenger has now started to change the target to another player that is 20 years old French striker, Yaya Sanogo.
Arsenal has also submitted a bid for the controversial Liverpool striker Luis Suarez and when asked whether the bid will increased to £ 40 million (RM 192 million) as requested, Wenger refused to disclose it. Wenger said each player transfer process is secret and confidential.
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