Arsenal's Emmanuel Eboue has told a soccer website that
both Milan and Juventus have enquired about securing his
services.
The 24-year-old full-back, who is currently at the Africa Cup of
Nations representing Ivory Coast, joined The Gunners from Beveren
in 2005.
Eboue has regularly featured in Arsene Wenger's side since his
switch, tallying 54 starts to date.
Wenger originally utilised the Ivorian at right-back, however the
arrival of Bacary Sagna has seen Eboue move up into
right-midfield.
Transfer
And speaking before Ivory Coast's Group B fixture against Benin,
Eboue has revealed that a number of 'big clubs' have approached
Arsenal about signing him in the January transfer window.
"I didn't want to talk about that. What I can say is that many big
clubs spoke to Arsenal about a transfer in the January transfer
window," he told skysports.com.
However, he insists he is content to stay at Emirates Stadium for
the time being.
"But for me, it is Arsenal for the moment. I did not put a transfer
request in. I like Arsenal. However, you never know [what might
happen]," he concluded.
