Three clubs battle it out for the January signing of Arsenal star

MATHIEU DEBUCHY could be on his way out of Arsenal this month.

 

Mathieu Debuchy looks set to leave Arsenal in January

 

The 30-year-old has made just seven appearances for the Gunners this season, having lost his first-team spot to Hector Bellerin and is believed to be frustrated with life on the bench. 

And according to French TV show Telefoot, Aston Villa, Bundesliga side Bayern Leverkusen and Italian club Roma are lining up a January moves to sign the right-back. 

 

Gunners boss Arsene Wenger has admitted that he would be willing to allow Debuchy to leave the club this month but denied any contact with any other clubs about signing the player. 

However, Aston Villa and Bayern Leverkusen are said to have both enquired about the availability of the France international, while Roma are showing a keen interest. 

Debuchy, who was recently ruled out of a move to West Brom, is believed to want to leave Arsenal because he wants to secure regular first-team football so that he can guarantee his place in Didier Deschamps' France squad for the 2016 European Championships. 

 

Reasoning which is echoed by Wenger.

"Debuchy at the moment does not get the number of games," he said. 

"The European Championship is in France soon and it is difficult for him to deal with that."