Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger is weighing up a summer deal for AC Milan struggling attacker Stephan El Shaarawy, according to the Guardian reports.
The 22-year-old who is nicknamed ‘The Pharaoh’ joined the Italian giants in 2011 and was tipped that time to be one of the top football player in the future.
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The Italian has made 15 appearances in Serie A but has been out for first team action since the start of the season.
His agent Manuel El Shaarawy told MilanNews that he received few offers from top sides but his client is no mood to leave the San Siro.
Agent added: “He has a good relationship with the fans, the club and his teammates.”
Manuel further added that he would only seek a new club if Milan ask him to do else he would spend as long as he can.
“If Milan were to tell us that Stephan needs to go elsewhere then we’d sit round the table and talk about it.”
It was also reported that Milan CEO Adriano Galliani offered El Shaarawy to local side Genoa for a loan deal, however, these rumours were all ended as the agent revealed:
“To my knowledge, [joint-CEO Adriano] Galliani has not offered Stephan to Genoa.”
Telegraph also reported that Liverpool are also keeping tabs on his situation and are willing to offer £12million to secure his services.
Columnist: Simon Oates
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