Lacazette Speaks On His Future At Arsenal, May Leave The Emirates Soon.

Arsenal and French international top striker, Alexandre Lacazette has opened up on his future at the Emirates ahead of the forthcoming summer transfer window.

Lacazette will be out of contract with the Gunners at the end of the season and Mikel Arteta spoke last month about wanting to keep the 30-year-old.

According to sports analyst, Fabrizio Romano the Arsenal captain has been speaking about his future to Canal+ and said: “I’m in discussion with a lot of clubs, I’m open. I want to play European football”.

Lacazette then talk about his former club – Lyon and how he has opened the door to a move back to France by saying: “I never cut contact with Lyon since I left. I try to go back to the club once or twice a year. Lyon know that I’m free. We’ll see”.

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Alexandre Lacazette tells @canalplus: "I’m in discussion with a lot of clubs, I’m open. I want to play European football", @gffn reports. 🇫🇷 #AFC

"I never cut contact with Lyon since I left. I try to go back to the club once or twice a year. Lyon know that I’m free. We'll see". pic.twitter.com/9JyZoHi1A6

— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) April 18, 2022

This seems to suggest that Lacazette has already made up his mind on his future and has his heart set on a move back to Lyon.

The Arsenal captain has played 153 times for the Gunners in the Premier League and has scored 54 goals since joining the Gunners back in 2017