Craig Gordon has admitted that 'any
player' would be interested in joining Arsenal, although the Hearts
goalkeeper has attempted to play down talk of a possible summer
move to the Premiership.
Scotland's number one attracted strong interest from Fulham and
Bayern Munich in January, but rumours of interest from Emirates
Stadium continue to persist as his future remains a subject of
debate at Tynecastle.
Gordon spent a spell on the sidelines following the turn of the
year after apparently falling into Vladimir Romanov's bad books for
his involvement in a public protest by former team-mates Paul
Hartley and Steven Pressley.
Both have since moved on to Celtic, and Gordon could well join them
in departing come the end of the season.
Arsenal may be looking for a new shot-stopper if Jens Lehmann
declines to sign a new one-year deal and Gordon admits the prospect
of playing under Arsene Wenger would be appealing.
However, the talented keeper is currently focused on succeeding for
both club and country in what remains of the season.
"It is one of the top teams in Britain, in Europe, if not the world
so it is something that would definitely interest any player,"
Gordon told Sky Sports News.
"As far as I am concerned it's not in a transfer window and I am
concentrating playing here for Hearts and helping Scotland remain
top of their European group."