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| Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, Alexis Sanchez and Mesut Ozil |
The attacking duo have 18 months to run on their current deals and talks with Chilean Sanchez are said to have stalled The Gunners are said to have offered the 27-year-old £180,000-a-week, but it appears they may have to break their wage structure to keep him in north London and fend off interest from China and across Europe.Meanwhile, Germany playmaker Ozil is reportedly holding out for a £250,000-a-week deal and talks are expected to restart in the new year.And Sunday reports suggest Manchester City are preparing a January move for Gunners midfielder Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain. The 23-year-old also has 18 months left on his contract and The Sun claims there are no talks planned with the ex-Southampton man.“They need to break the bank to keep both of them – well all three of them,” Seaman told theWeekend Sports Breakfast .“What sort of signal is that going to send to fans and other teams [otherwise]? Is it ‘oh yeah we are not interested in winning the league but financially we are fantastic’?“The fans are not interested in the financial side, they want to see the best players playing forArsenal. Whatever it takes, Arsenal should do to keep especially Ozil, Sanchez and the Ox as well – these are quality players.“We used to be a team that would sell our best players. I thought we had gone past that and now the test is what sort of team are we now.
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