Newcastle United midfielder Moussa Sissoko might stay at James Park as boss John Carver is keen to keep him.
The transfer market has just two days to go and the desire of Moussa Sissoko is yet to complete. He has stated several times for a move to a better club for Champions League football.
Premier League side Arsenal and French giants Paris Saint-Germain have been his desired next clubs, however both of them have not shown any serious interest.
Arsenal are yet to sign a defensive midfielder and reports claim that Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger could make a bid in the end to get his deal done for a cheap price, however Newcastle will not sell him for less than 20 million pounds.
“Arsenal has always been the club of my heart”
Carver is hopeful that the Frenchman would stay to help him in climbing the table.
The interim Magpies boss said: “If you see the way he plays and trains, I'm telling you now - he's going nowhere, He's focused and he's got his mind on the job. He's been first class.”
Carver further added that the transfer deals are upto the chief scout Graham Carr and managing director Lee Charnley.
Newcastle will play Hull City tomorrow at KC Stadium, and the boss is hoping to secure his first win since taking the managerial role at James Park.
Columnist: Simon Oates
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