Mathieu Flamini insists he wants to stay with Arsenal despite reports in France stating he had agreed to join Juventus.
The Gunners are keen for Flamini to sign a new long-term contract, with his current agreement set to expire in the summer.
According to a report in France Football the French midfielder has agreed to join Juventus, but Flamini insists he wants to remain at the Emirates.
“I am talking with the club and we’ll see what happens. But I hope to stay at Arsenal,” the Frenchman told the Daily Mirror.
Meanwhile, Flamini still feels Arsenal are very much in the title race, despite their recent slip-ups.
“We’re still in the race. It’s always important to believe. We have to keep going now, we have to win every game,” he said.
“But we just have to keep going, keep working hard in training and now we know what’s in front of us.”
He is also looking forward to the Champions League quarter-final clash with Liverpool.
“The games with Liverpool will be hard but we have done well against them recently and we have the spirit, the belief and the quality in this squad to win a major trophy this term,” he added.
