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Agent: Sagna not leaving Emirates

SoccerNews in English Premier League 23 Apr 2010

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(GSM) – Bacary Sagna’s agent has stated that the Arsenal defender will only leave the Emirates for a ‘very important offer’.

The France international full-back has been linked with summer moves to Internazionale and Juventus although Sagna’s agent Christophe Mongai has not been in touch with either.

Mongai is aware of the talk in the media surrounding his client and the Italian giants, but he insists the former Bordeaux stopper is very happy with life in London.

Sagna is under contract at the Emirates until the summer of 2014 and does not believe anything short of a massive offer would be enough to tempt the Gunners into agreeing a deal.

“So far, I have not been contacted by Juve,” Mongai told calciomercato.it.

“I’ve heard that Inter are looking for players in that position and that they might be thinking of Bacary. But I have not had any direct contact with the Nerazzurri.

“I don’t know what could happen at the end of the season but what matters is Arsenal, considering that the player is contracted until June 2014.

“He is very happy in London and (Arsenal coach) Arsene Wenger is satisfied with his performance.

“I believe that only a very important offer would be considered by the club (for Sagna to leave).”

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