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Former Arsenal star Stewart Robson feels Alexis Sanchez will demand a summer transfer from the club so as to win trophies elsewhere.
The ESPN football pundit also revealed the kind of sour relationship currently existing between the Chilean and Aaron Ramsey.
Alexis whose contract situation remains unsettled has shown signs of unhappiness in recent times. He angrily left the pitch for the tunnel while his teammates were celebrating a 3-3 draw with Bournemouth.
Against Swansea, he surfaced with another tantrum after being taken off to be replaced by Danny Welbeck.
All these coupled with the latest observation from Robson are enough to make the club and fans unsettled.
“I’ve noticed in the last few weeks that there’s something not quite right about Alexis Sanchez and his relationship with one or two other players, particularly Aaron Ramsey,” Robson said to ESPN FC..
“Whenever the ball is given away, those two have a little argument with each other and Alexis Sanchez, like so many players who are head and shoulders above everybody else, start to get that big ego and start to get upset with those things, they start to believe that they should be getting better support from those types of players and they might be better off somewhere else.
“I can just sense that with Alexis Sanchez at the moment. He’s playing brilliantly, he’s Arsenal’s best player but I don’t think he’ll be at Arsenal come the start of next season. I think he wants to win the big trophies, and they may take him somewhere else.”
The reasons for Sanchez's reactions are understandable. He is that player who always wants to be involved and also hates to lose.
However, his displays after being subbed from the Swansea game was uncalled for. He should understand that there are other players who need playtime just as he does.
We expect to see more speculations emanate from the press as long as contract talks haven't yielded any positive results.
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