Arsene Wenger Affirms Arsenal Allegiance & Rebuffs Real Madrid
The Frenchman claims his commitment can never be questioned...
May 22, 2009 3:01:34 PM
Arsene Wenger watches from the touchline as his Arsenal side claim a narrow win over Dynamo Kyiv.
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Real Madrid have reportedly been courting the Frenchman, with Wenger even claiming that it would be "interesting" to work for the Spanish heavyweights.
However, the Gunners boss today clarified his stance on the matter when addressing journalists at a pre-match press conference. He claimed he has always shown "commitment" to the north London side, however, he did state that he has spoken to other clubs in the past.
"I believe I have always shown my commitment to this club but I cannot deny contact with other clubs," he said. “If one day my commitment changes then don't worry, I will inform you.
"I cannot control what people say or what is written in newspapers. Nobody can question my commitment.”
Reacting to the news that club captain Francesc Fabregas had been cleared of his spitting allegations, Wenger expressed no surprise.
"I always believed that he was innocent and now that is confirmed by the FA," he stated.
Arsenal host Stoke City in the concluding day of the Premier League campaign on Sunday, May 24.
Alan Dawson, Goal.com
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