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Van Persie Latest: Man City To Make Formal Offer

By  Published: 23rd June 2012

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By Arsenal fan RVP10.

Another day and another ‘development’ on the future of Robin van Persie as the Telegraph are reporting that Man City are set to make a formal offer for the Arsenal captain.

Arsenal fans have had to put up with uncertainty over the Dutchman’s future in recent weeks after it became apparent he had refused to agree terms on a new contract, despite holding talks with manager Arsene Wenger and Ivan Gazidis at the end of the season.

With only one year left on his current deal, the the likes of Man City, Juventus, Real Madrid and Barcelona were all linked with a move for the 28-year-old.

Now, the Independent are reporting that the newly crowned Premier League champions are set to make a formal approach to Arsenal, but the offer is unlikely to be more than £20m. The report also claims that RVP has been house-hunting in the Cheshire area and City are confident they can land the 30-goal striker if they move quickly.

Van Persie is currently away on holiday following Holland’s early exit from Euro 2012 but is still expected to travel to Asia with the rest of the Gunners squad for their pre-season tour next month.

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City can make all the £20m bids they like. Arsenal won’t sell their best player for such a low amount and besides, Van Persie’s own father has recently stated that his son would find it impossible to join another Premier League club, and I’d sooner believe his dad than a newspaper.

The good news for Gooners is that it shouldn’t be too much longer before we know exactly what’s going on. I can’t see this dragging on in to August so we’ll just have to put up with a few more weeks of rumours and uncertainty. We can manage that, right? It’s not like we haven’t had plenty of practice!

Where do you thin RVP will be playing next season? Get involved in the comments section.

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Comments (14)

  1. alireza fayyazmanesh says:

    I believe he will stay why not? if it is not for money then there is no reason to
    move to another club, Wenger has already brought two world class player to the club and i believe he is not finished yet. of cours we can not decied for Rabin but i hope he stay no where else he can get such a statu as he has in Arsenal.

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    • SHUT UP !! says:

      learn English 1st !!

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      • Goonerabroad says:

        and your second language would be?

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        • xx says:

          I dont understand why you guys should care about his language if you could understand what he wanted to say? you better grow up lads (if you are)

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    • keyamo ovie charles says:

      I tink RVP should stay but if he refuse,let him go to hell,he’s just being nauthy,proud & greedy

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      • Ernest says:

        Mind your language

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  2. lol says:

    all crap news !! where are the scources ?? imaginary ??

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  3. Mick says:

    This article is speculative nonsense, which of course is usual for this pathetic site.

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  4. RVP's Dad says:

    Once again I’d like to re-iterate, my son will not be going to Manchester City. He will be signing a contract as he wants to repay the debt he owes the club for standing by him through his injury nightmares. The club has shown their ambition by signing 2 wonderful players and I believe they are working on bringing in 2 more. This has convinced Robin that Arsenal are the best club for him. For that I am 100% sure.

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  5. ken says:

    When has he had time to go house hunting?

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    • lol says:

      and where has he hunted houses ?? where is the proof ?? this website ?? LOL !!

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  6. keyamo ovie charles says:

    If RVP have respect 4 his dad,mum & wife,he should stay unless he does’nt have respect & the fear of God,bcos the fear of God is the beginning of wisdom.gunners 4 life

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  7. Ernest says:

    City operates under the shadow of Afc so let them dream. One day someone will damn their oil money.

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