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Arsenal striker Olivier Giroud mulling future over lack of playing opportunities

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Last Updated: 07/06/17 10:21am



Olivier Giroud has issued a warning to Arsenal saying he will not tolerate another season on the bench.

The 30-year-old French striker recently signed a new contract until 2020 but his frustrations have grown after starting only 11 Premier League games in the last campaign with Alexis Sanchez preferred up front.

With Arsene Wenger committing to another two years, the Gunners are reportedly chasing Monaco's teenager striker Kylian Mbappe, and the French boss has also confirmed Leicester winger Riyad Mahrez is a target.

Speaking on Monday ahead of France's World Cup Qualifier against Sweden, Giroud said: "I will put up with the transfer market. I will discuss with the coach but he is relying on me.

"It is true that I have had limited playing time but it was for a certain amount of time, it is true there were things against me. I will not settle for another year with such little playing time.

"I will have to think carefully to consider it with my relatives and my advisers. It will be a decision that will be maturely thought about to have more playing time."

Giroud has continued to impress on the international stage, bagging a hat-trick in last Friday's friendly 5-0 win against Paraguay to score his 16th goal for his country in as many games.

The former Montpellier striker does not look set for a hasty decision and added: "I still have two or even three years left on my Arsenal contract, for the moment my future is at Arsenal.

"I feel good here, I want to win the Premier League with Arsenal. But I don't know what the future holds."

http://www.skysports.com/football/news/11670/10906905/arsenal-striker-olivier-giroud-mulling-future-over-lack-of-playing-opportunities

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Everton hopes of signing Arsenal striker Olivier Giroud handed boost by Borussia Dortmund

Matt Law, football news correspondent
19 JULY 2017 • 11:40AM
Everton’s pursuit of Olivier Giroud has been boosted by Borussia Dortmund’s claim that Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang will not be sold this summer.

Giroud had hoped to replace Aubameyang at Dortmund after being pushed down the Arsenal pecking order by Alexandre Lacazette.

But Dortmund’s declaration that Aubameyang, who was on the list of strikers Chelsea are considering to replace Diego Costa, will not be sold casts doubt over the prospect of the German club making a bid for Giroud.

Arsenal will demand around £20 million for Giroud and Everton believe they are second on the list of the Frenchman’s preferred destinations. West Ham United have given up on Giroud, while Marseille are yet to launch a bid for the 30-year-old, which will give Everton further hope they are second in the queue behind Dortmund.

Everton want Giroud to replace Romelu Lukaku, but are also interested in Crystal Palace striker Christian Benteke, who would be significantly more expensive, and Bournemouth’s Josh King.

Giroud is currently on tour with Arsenal, but has already admitted he could leave the FA Cup holders this summer.

Speaking in Sydney last week, Giroud said: “It (leaving) is an option to be honest with you.

“I’m here in pre-season, I wanted to travel. Some people asked me if I am going to travel or not and of course, I am an Arsenal player and for the moment I am here so I just want to prepare well for the season and we will see later.

“It is true that I really enjoyed my five years with Arsenal. I'm still an Arsenal player for the moment so I try to be professional. No matter what happens, I did my job on the pitch.

“It's been five years that I've been here. It could be my sixth one. I had an amazing welcome from the fans and from the club and it has been five amazing years for me.

“I won't forget it, no matter what happens. We will see about my future but I am still an Arsenal player for the moment.”

On the future of Aubameyang, who Giroud hoped to replace, Dortmund sporting director said: “We have decided that Auba will stay with Borussia Dortmund. The transfer window is closed as far as he is concerned.”

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/football/2017/07/19/everton-hopes-signing-arsenal-striker-olivier-giroud-handed/

West Ham are no longer interested in signing Olivier Giroud, Sky sources understand.

The Hammers decided to end talks after they were told they were not Giroud's first choice destination.

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Dortmund are ready to make a move for Olivier Giroud after he admitted he is considering quitting Arsenal. (Source: Daily Mirror)

Olivier Giroud admits he is considering quitting Arsenal as Everton, West Ham, Marseille and AC Milan circle
Giroud, 30, could leave the Emirates as he fears the arrival of £52m record signing Alexandre Lacazette has put his Arsenal future in doubt



Olivier Giroud has admitted he is considering quitting Arsenal this summer.

Giroud, 30, could leave the Emirates as he fears the arrival of £52m record signing Alexandre Lacazette has put his Arsenal future in doubt.

Everton, West Ham, Marseille and AC Milan are all interested in Giroud who knows he must regularly this season or risk losing his place in the France squad for next summer’s World Cup.

The Frenchman, who signed a new three year deal in January, even spoke in the past tense as if his career at Arsenal is coming to an end after joining in 2012.

Giroud, talking at the club’s launch of their new third choice kit in Sydney, said: “It (leaving) is an option to be honest with you.

“I’m here in pre-season, I wanted to travel. Some people asked me if I am going to travel or not and of course, I am Arsenal player and for the moment I am here so I just want to prepare well for the season and we will see later.

“But it is true that I really enjoyed my five years with Arsenal. I’m still an Arsenal player for the moment so I try to be professional. No matter what happens, I did my job on the pitch.

“It’s been five years that I’ve been here. It could be my sixth one. I had an amazing welcome from the fans and from the club and it has been five amazing years for me.

“I won’t forget it, no matter what happens. We will see about my future but I am still an Arsenal player for the moment.”

Giroud has fought for his place in the past and Arsene Wenger has insisted he does not want him to leave with Arsenal likely to ask for in excess of £35m if he does go.

Everton have been leading the hunt for him but Marseille believe they may be able to tempt him back to France. But Giroud insisted if he does stay then he is not afraid to battle with Lacazette who he currently keeps out of the France starting XI.


Giroud added: “It’s always nice for the club to get several strikers with different qualities and it is always nice for competition and it helps you to step up every time.

“I really enjoyed all my time at the Arsenal and I scored a few nice goals but always like to speak about the team, the team spirit and the team work.”

Giroud’s potential replacement Lacazette has already admitted his admiration for Arsenal’s French connection and the likes of Thierry Henry as a club legend.

http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/transfer-news/olivier-giroud-admits-considering-quitting-10780352?654

Giroud: leaving is an option to be honest. I just want to prepare well for the season and we will see later."  #AFC

Olivier Giroud to stay at Arsenal until Alexis Sanchez and Thomas Lemar futures are resolved


Jeremy Wilson, deputy football correspondent
10 JULY 2017 • 10:30PM
Arsene Wenger is refusing to sell Olivier Giroud until he has a clearer idea of whether Alexis Sanchez will stay or if Monaco can be persuaded to sell Thomas Lemar.

The Arsenal manager is also confident that Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain will not leave this summer, despite the current deadlock in negotiations to potentially extend a contract that expires next year.

Both Giroud and Oxlade-Chamberlain are in the 25-man Arsenal squad that will arrive in Sydney on Tuesday morning when Wenger will face media questions for the first time this summer.

There is uncertainty over a long list of players, although it is the Sanchez situation that will go furthest to shaping Arsenal’s transfer strategy. Wenger has already signed striker Alexandre Lacazette from Lyon in a club record £52 million deal and has also been trying to buy Lemar but, with Monaco turning down respective bids of ?40 million and ?45 million, a deal appears unlikely.

Giroud wants regular first-team football ahead of next summer’s World Cup and is a target of Marseille, Everton and West Ham United but Wenger is unwilling to sanction a deal now and risk being left short of strikers later this summer if it is decided that Sanchez cannot be allowed to run his contract down.

Whereas Sanchez is in the final year of his contract and has been refusing an offer worth around £275,000-a-week, Giroud is not out of contract for another two years. Wenger also does not want to lose the attacking variety that Giroud provides, even if he is unlikely to feature in the first-choice starting team.

The situation is also complicated by the unusually high number of players now in the final year of their contracts. Oxlade-Chamberlain and Arsenal have so far been unable to find any agreement but there is a feeling still that a deal could be sorted next season if he continues his recent progress.      

Mesut Ozil’s contract offer also remain unsigned but, like Oxlade-Chamberlain, all sides seem more relaxed about the prospect of going into the final year and still trying to strike a deal. Arsenal also know that the options to sell Ozil and Oxlade-Chamberlain are likely to be limited. Manchester City, Chelsea and Bayern Munich are all interested in Sanchez and so the financial hit of holding him to his contract is potentially far greater.

Sanchez reached the final of the Confederations Cup with Chile and is not due back for pre-season training until later in the month. Carl Jenkinson, Kieran Gibbs, Lucas Perez, Wojciech Szczesny and Mathieu Debuchy have also not travelled with Arsenal and are all likely to leave this summer.

There is also doubt over Jack Wilshere but he is missing the trip to Australia and China as he continues his recovery from a broken leg.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/football/2017/07/10/olivier-giroud-stay-arsenal-alexis-sanchez-thomas-lemar-futures/

Meanwhile, a third club is monitoring developments over the future of Olivier Giroud. The Frenchman, 30, has attracted interest from Everton and Marseille, following the arrival of £52m new boy Alexandre Lacazette.
AC Milan are now understood to be keeping tabs on the situation although Giroud’s presence in the party travelling Down Under is the clearest indication yet that no move is imminent.
Lacazette was also on the plane, along with Mesut Ozil, who had been linked with a move away from Arsene Wenger’s side.
Giroud’s future is in doubt after Lacazette’s arrival but the fact he has made the 12,000-mile trip suggests the Frenchman wants to stay and fight for his place.
Alexis Sanchez, who has been linked with a switch to Manchester City, and Shkodran Mustafi have both been given extended leave following their participation in the Confederations Cup while Lucas Perez has stayed behind to continue negotiations with Deportivo La Coruna.
Arsenal’s other new arrival, Sead Kolasinac, boarded the flight to Australia on Sunday, but there was no place in the group for Mathieu Debuchy, Kieran Gibbs or Carl Jenkinson, which signals their likely departures.

https://www.arsenal.com/news/board-our-flight-australia

France striker Olivier Giroud is in demand and faces a big decision on his future. Wenger has always been reluctant to let him go but he knows in World Cup year he cannot afford not to be playing after Lacazette’s arrival.

Everton and West Ham are both in for him but it is believes that he would prefer a switch back to France with Marseille leading the chase, although Arsenal would want in excess of £30m.

http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/transfer-news/arsene-wenger-make-third-bid-10766242

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Wayne Rooney done. Everton now focusing on Olivier Giroud. They believe they have 50% chance of signing the Arsenal striker[表情]  (2017-07-09 23:45) 

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And Gylfi Sigurdsson, Demarai Gray etc etc

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Wayne Rooney done. Everton now focusing on Olivier Giroud. They believe they have 50% chance of signing the Arsenal striker

Everton ready to step up Olivier Giroud interest as Romelu Lukaku prepares to seal Manchester United switch
Arsenal striker is high on Ronald Koeman's list of targets - but Blues will face competition for Frenchman

Everton are ready to step up their interest in Arsenal striker Olivier Giroud as Romelu Lukaku prepares to complete his world record transfer to Manchester United.

Lukaku is expected to finalise his switch to Old Trafford in the next 24 hours after United agreed a deal worth £100m for the Belgian.

Everton are due to confirm the signing of Wayne Rooney, but will look to strengthen further following Lukaku's exit.

And Giroud, the France international, is right at the top of their list.

The 30-year-old is expected to leave Arsenal this summer, with the Gunners already having spent big on bringing Alexandre Lacazette from Lyon.

He is valued at around £20m, and Blues boss Ronald Koeman believes he would be the perfect addition to his squad.

Everton have already added Sandro Ramirez to their ranks this summer, while Henry Onyekuru was loaned to Anderlecht after signing from Eupen.

But Koeman is aware of the need for different forward options. Lukaku's 26 goals last season made him the Premier League's second most prolific marksman, but no other Everton player managed more than six in all competitions.

Arouna Kone has already left the club, while Oumar Niasse will be sold too.

Everton know they face competition if they are to land Giroud, with Marseille strongly interested, but are willing to test the waters for a player who has scored 98 goals across five seasons with Arsenal.

The Blues also remain interested in Gylfi Sigurdsson, though Swansea are adamant the Iceland star is not for sale, while the situation surrounding Bournemouth forward Josh King, who netted 16 goals last season, is being closely monitored.

The deal for Lukaku is expected to go through before the weekend is out, with Everton pocketing a £75m up-front fee for the 24-year-old.

They have also agreed £15m in performance-related add-ons, while United have agreed to waive their £10m valuation of Rooney so that he can return to Merseyside. Both deals are expected to go through with no further hitches.

http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/sport/football/transfer-news/everton-olivier-giroud-arsenal-marseille-13302394