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Arsenal Refusal to give Koslielny a FREE TRANSFER


If the latest reports are to be believed, Arsenal are not going to give their disgraced captain Laurent Koscielny a free transfer and will, in fact, be demanding a significant transfer fee.
According to the Evening Standard Arsenal will demand €10 Million for the 33-year-old who still has 12 months left on his contract.
It seems the tough stance is being driven by the anger felt at the club towards the Frenchman, in particular, manager Unai Emery.

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