Renato Sanches gingers Arsenal with Lille exit hint – Sporting Life

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Lille midfielder Renato Sanches has given Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta the green light ahead of the January transfer window.

The Portugal international has endured a rollercoaster career winning two Bundesliga titles at Bayern Munich, before flopping at Swansea City.

The 24-year-old has rediscovered his top-flight form, returning to glory in Ligue 1 with Lille last season.

But Sanches has admitted he is ready to move away from the French side in favour of Europe’s elite.

Arsenal are reportedly interested in the former Bayern man, with Mikel Arteta keen to bolster his midfield.

Sanches acknowledged the Gunners’ interest, revealing he had spoken with his agent about a potential offer.

‘Milan and Arsenal are maybe interested, I spoke with my agent about it but I can’t say any more,’ he told L’Equipe, via Get french Football News. ‘I just know I’m ready.

‘If the offer arrives I’ll evaluate it. Milan are a great club  historic, classy. I really like them.’

But Arsenal face a battle with AC Milan for the Portuguese midfielder’s signature, as the Serie A side have reportedly submitted an undisclosed offer for the Portugal international, according to a report in France last month.

Sanches impressed in 29 appearances for the French side last season and the Gunners have reportedly made their interest in Sanches known to his representatives, while Lille’s hierarchy are also said to be aware.

His contract expires next summer and the Ligue 1 club are reportedly considering cashing in on their prized asset during the winter transfer window, if they receive a sufficient offer.

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Arteta currently has Thomas Partey, Albert Sambi Lokonga, Ainsley Maitland-Niles and Mohamed Elneny at his disposal to fuel his engine room.

But the Gunners boss could look to bolster his ranks in January as Granit Xhaka has been ruled out until the New Year with a knee injury, while Partey and Elneny will be missing as they head to the African Cup of Nations.

 

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