Bacary Sagna

Bacary Sagna - Classy Footballer

Arsenal defender Hector Bellerin continues to be linked with a move away from the Emirates and he could be on the move this summer if the London club are able to receive the right offer from any interested club. Bellerin has always been known as a player to attract interest from clubs in the Premier League and abroad, given how he has always appeared disinterested in anything at the Emirates.

He was reportedly linked with a move to Barcelona two years ago at a time when he was having a remarkable season at Arsenal, but he eventually remained at the club after Arsenal block every attempt of his potential exit from the Emirates.

Arsenal defender Hector Bellerin continues to be linked with a move away from the Emirates and he could be on the move this summer if the London club are able to receive the right offer from any interested club. Bellerin has always been known as a player to attract interest from clubs in the Premier League and abroad, given how he has always appeared disinterested in anything at the Emirates.

He was reportedly linked with a move to Barcelona two years ago at a time when he was having a remarkable season at Arsenal, but he eventually remained at the club after Arsenal block every attempt of his potential exit from the Emirates.

Former Arsenal defender Bacary Sagna has heaped praises on the club's manager Mikel Arteta, insisting that the Spanish manager has brought back peace at the Emirates for the first time since the departure of former boss Arsene Wenger. The club's former French boss Wenger ended his 22-year connection with the Gunners and decided to step down as manager for a couple of reasons and has since been replaced by Unai Emery, and now Arteta.

Before the departure of Unai Emery, the Arsenal dressing room reportedly had a lot of issues within it, including players' disharmony, minor rifts, and some small misunderstandings which all played a role in affecting the club's negative performances on the pitch. The negative performances were what triggered the club to let go of Emery and then appointing Arteta.

Former Arsenal defender Bacary Sagna has insisted that he believes that his former club still have what it takes to finish in the top 4 this season despite their recent setback against Manchester City on Sunday. The Gunners have had mixed results this season and have had their chances of making the Premier League top 4 this season ruled out by pundits and fans, but Sagna has revealed that despite the odds, Arsenal can still achieve the feat.

It's safe to say that Bacary Sagna was left disappointed by the comments credited to former Arsenal teammate Cesc Fabregas during an interview granted last year. Bacary Sagna fumed at the Spaniard for undermining the abilities of the other players at the club when they were both on the payroll of the Gunners.

AS Monaco playmaker Cesc Fabregas had told Arseblog podcast that he felt only Samir Nasri and Robin Van Persie were on his level mentally and technically during his time at Arsenal. His comments didn't sit well with BacarySagna, who told popular media outlet that Cesc Fabregas should know better as the team skipper.

Bacary Sagna has been named the best Arsenal right-back in recent history. Frenchman BacarySagna was chosen as the best Arsenal right-back in recent history by Mesut Ozil. Ozil mentioned BacarySagna as the right-back in his best XI earlier this month. BacarySagna made the list of the best Arsenal XI that Mesut Ozil played with during his time as an Arsenal as revealed by the German while he was fielding questions from fans earlier this month. Mesut Ozil spent almost eight years at Arsenal and also helped the North London club win many trophies.

Mesut Ozil became the most expensive signing in the history of Arsenal when the Gunners paid €50m (£42.4m) to secure his transfer from Spanish champions Real Madrid in the summer of 2013. His signing ushered in a new dawn at Arsenal as it was the catalyst needed for the Gunners to end their long wait for a major trophy.

One of the reasons for Arsenal Football Club's resurgence and revival has been down to the huge upturn in the form of one of their top players this season in perron of Bukayo Saka. The young star has been phenomenal for the Gunners this season and has been one of the major reasons that his side can now dream of a top 7 or 6 finish after initially suffering woefully at the bottom half of the pile earlier in the season.

Emile Smith Rowe has also been magnificent for the London club this season so far but as deserved, Saka has been the one who has received more praise and words of admonition. The young Englishman was pivotal in his side's first consecutive wins of the season over Chelsea and Brighton and Hove Albion before putting in another masterclass of a display at the Hawthorns against West Bromwich Albion.

Ex-Arsenal and Manchester City right-back Bacary Sagna has reacted to the latest Arsenal win in the Premier League.The Gunners are on their way to a revival in the Premier League after a tough last few months in the league. They have now won their last two games in the Premier League after a run of seven games without a win left them in the mix of a relegation battle.

The two successive victories have lifted Arsenal to 13th spot on the Premier League log. The good run started with an unexpected victory over Chelsea in the London Derby. Arsenal beat Chelsea 3-1 at home with goals from the likes of Alexandre Lacazette, Granit Xhaka and Bukayo Saka, while the consolation goal for the Blues was scored by Tammy Abraham.

Frenchman Bacary Sagna enjoyed a good club career, which started at French team Auxerre in his teen years. The Ex-French international teamed up with Auxerre at the age of 15 and went on to make his debut as a professional at the club. He was at Auxerre when Arsene Wenger signed him in 2007 for a fee said to be around £7m. In the end, the transfer fee paid for him turned out to be a good one after the player spent seven successful years at the Emirates Stadium.

Bacary Sagna spent the biggest part of his career at Arsenal and till date, he's regarded as one of the best Arsenal right-backs of the Premier League era. He won the 2013/14 FA Cup title with the Gunners as the team ended a run of nine years without a trophy to by beating Hull City 3-2 in the final at the Wembley Stadium.

Contrary to widespread belief that Frenchman Bacary Sagna dumped Arsenal for the riches at Premier League rivals Manchester City, the defender left the Gunners because of a different reason. Sagna has managed to clear the air almost a decade later.

The ex-Auxerre right-back disclosed what led to his Arsenal exit during one of his recent interviews with popular media portal Goal. He told their Arsenal correspondent, Charles Watts that the sale of two key players played a major role in his eventual exit from North London. Arsenal sold two important players in Robin Van Persie and Alexandre Song in the summer of 2012. According to Sagna, he didn't recover from the decision to sell both Van Persie and Song in the same summer till he left the club for Manchester City on a free transfer two years later.