Arsenal manager, Arsene Wenger, has hinted that he may make a January move for Paris Saint-Germain striker, Edinson Cavani, after revealing his like for the player.
The Gunners boss was asked about the Uruguayan just before PSG took on Lyon in Ligue 1, a game which Cavani scored in, and Wenger admitted that he was a big fan of the player, but believes the club aren’t getting the best from him due to playing him on the left.
Cavani is second-choice at PSG, as Zlatan Ibrahimovic is used as the lone-striker under Laurent Blanc, and this has annoyed the former-Napoli guy, who could be ready to leave the club, despite spending just one season at the club.
PSG paid over £50million for Cavani back in the Summer of 2013, and Wenger is hoping that he can re-find his top form.
Wenger said: “I really like the player, I like his attitude, but I think he plays a bit with the hand brake on.
“I feel that he is not expressing himself fully.
“At the same time, it’s true Ibrahimovic has taken such a prominent place at PSG. There is little room for another attacker around him.
“We keep saying that it will come, it will come naturally, but it does not feel like he has completely blossomed.
“I hope it will come for him.”
Written by Alex Batt – @AlexBatt – @AlexsArticles
