Arsenal have offered experienced
Germany keeper Jens Lehmann a contract extension at the
Emirates.
The former Borussia Dortmund and Schalke ace is available on a free
transfer in the summer after nearly three seasons in the
Premiership.
The Gunners are keen for Lehmann to stay and have handed him an
extension, although Wenger knows there is interest elsewhere from
his services.
Hertha Berlin are reportedly keen to bring the 37-year-old back to
the Bundesliga, but the French tactician knows the keeper will stay
focused.
"He has an offer from us," Wenger told Sky Sports News. "We hope to
sort that out soon.
"I've heard there are a lot of rumours, but you cannot stop
rumours.
"Jens is at the end of his contract so he can talk to who he
wants.
"I know that Jens is 100 per cent focused to win at Everton."
According to Bild, Hertha Berlin are keen to land Lehmann to
replace Christian Fielder, who is out of contract in the
summer.
Hertha also hope to sign youngster Thorsten Kirschbaum from third
division outfit Hoffenheim and have him work under
Lehmann.