Manchester United defender Patrice
Evra has suggested that his international team-mate Samir
Nasri needs to leave Arsenal for Old Trafford if he is to
achieve success in the game.
Evra and United are celebrating after winning the Premier League
title this season, and could yet add to that success in the
Champions League final against Barcelona on Saturday.
Arsenal, in contrast, are mourning a sixth season without
collecting a trophy - with Arsene Wenger promising major changes
will be made this summer.
United have reportedly registered an interest in Nasri, whose
contract runs out at the end of next season, and Evra believes it
would be the right move for his fellow Frenchman to head to Old
Trafford.
"Really? I didn't know that," Evra told L'Equipe, when
asked about United's interest in Nasri. "Anyway, if he comes, he
has to know there is no room for mistakes. Each year you are
playing to win. That is Manchester's culture.
"Each year it is a guarantee of a title. I have been at
Manchester for five years now and I can't remember how many
trophies I have won. 13? 15?
"So, 'Petit Prince', if you want to become King you know where
you have to go."
Source: Soccernet
