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Transfers Live: It's up to Arsenal, says Sanchez


According to Skysports, Sanchez is made it known that it is up to Arsenal to make the first move in contract negotiations.

Reports claim that a Chinese Super League club has offered Sanchez a contract that will deal him £400,000 every week. Sanchez whose contract expires in 18 months have told Skysports that as much as he is happy with Arsenal, he is hoping that come forward with a new deal that will ensure he stays and renews his contract.

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