Jens Lehmann appears to have settled on a January exit from
Arsenal, with the German keeper claiming he is considering an offer
to leave North London.
Whilst revealing his belief that Bundesliga side Wolfsburg have
registered their interest with Arsene Wenger, Lehmann has also
hinted that he could be keen on a move to Manchester City.
The former Borussia Dortmund keeper has been displeased with
Wengers preference for playing Manuel Almunia this season, and
having failed to displace the Spaniard is now investigating the
possibility of leaving imminently.
"I should know more in a week, so that I can make a decision in the
first days of the new year," said Lehmann in Berlin daily
Tagesspiegel.
"I've listened to something, but at the moment I can't say much
about it."
Wolfsburg have been constantly linked with Lehmann and the keeper
believes they have already made contact with his manager about
bringing the 38-year-old back to the Bundesliga.
There are probably times someone has called Arsene Wenger, my
lawyer has also spoken with people, but I cannot say now, of which
club, Lehmann added.
With regards to a move to Manchester City, who have been linked
with Lehmann, the keeper stated: "[City is] perhaps [a
possibility], but I haven't spoken to anybody there.
