Arsenal's Mathieu Flamini
has revealed he would be interested in a move to
Italy.
The French midfielder has not been able to establish himself in
Arsene Wenger's first-choice starting XI since joining Arsenal from
Marseille in 2004.
He admitted earlier this month that he was looking to leave The
Gunners at the end of the season, and Wenger said he would probably
be prepared to let him go.
Flamini has discussed a move to Serie A with former Arsenal captain
Patrick Vieira, who is now at Internazionale, and is keen to embark
on a new challenge.
"I talk with Patrick about Juventus and Inter Milan," he said in an
interviews.
"I like Italian football and they have been his last two
clubs.
"A lot of my family come from Italy and at this stage of my career
I need to be playing regular football - which I'm not at
Arsenal."
Flamini has not started for Arsenal for more than two months and
admits it has been a frustrating experience.
He explained: "I do not agree with Arsene Wenger over how I have
been used but what can I do?
"It has been frustrating me that I have not been playing.
"I am seriously asking myself questions now because I will be a
free player at the end of the season.
"I have to look for a new project that is in tune with my ambitions
and qualities."