heatmeup: Manchester City midfielder Samir
Nasri has hinted he could quit
international football after revealing he
has made a decision about his future
with France .
The attacking midfielder was left out of
France's 2014 World Cup squad by national team coach Didier
Deschamps and a return seems unlikely following his latest
comments about his international future.
"I've made the decision," Nasri said.
"I took it a while ago but I'll say it when the time is right. It's not
something you can just announce on Twitter.
"I didn't win anything with the national team so it's more easy to take
this decision than if we'd just won something. When you play for a
big club and you play lots of games, it's easy to come to this
decision.
"Yes, maybe City will benefit. Maybe during the international breaks I
can stay and work a little bit more. All the players who played the
World Cup and have lots of games during the season with their
national teams can get tired and pick up injuries, that kind of stuff. So
I think I will be fresh."
Nasri then went on to claim the criticism he has received from
Deschamps and the French media does not faze him but he wants to
protect his family from it. "Personally it doesn't affect me but it
affects my family. They live in France, they read the press and stuff
like that," he said.
"I live in England. I'm fine with everything they said and I'm used to
it. But for my parents it's really hard. I want to make them happy and
the national team doesn't make me happy."
The 27-year-old has made 41 international appearances, scoring five
goals for France.

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that's what you get for been arrogant

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arsetalks: Very shameful how his career has turned. He would have been a better player and doing exploits if he had not betrayed Wenger.

Many will argue he wants to win titles which is okay but the sincere truth is that if he had stayed with Arsenal, he would have shone brighter than he is doing at city and can we honestly say he is proud of his laurels knowing he contributed little or nothing to winning such?

Wenger made him look so good.

arsetalks: Very shameful how his career has turned. He would have been a better player and doing exploits if he had not betrayed Wenger.

Many will argue he wants to win titles which is okay but the sincere truth is that if he had stayed with Arsenal, he would have shone brighter than he is doing at city and can we honestly say he is proud of his laurels knowing he contributed little or nothing to winning such?

Wenger made him look so good.

arsetalks: Very shameful how his career has turned. He would have been a better player and doing exploits if he had not betrayed Wenger.

Many will argue he wants to win titles which is okay but the sincere truth is that if he had stayed with Arsenal, he would have shone brighter than he is doing at city and can we honestly say he is proud of his laurels knowing he contributed little or nothing to winning such?

Wenger made him look so good.

johnstar: u b mumu, I knw say na arsenal fan u b... if u r playing for a club, nd a big club offer u big money won't u go... punk lyk u lolz

heatmeup: how can u say he contributed Nothing bros nasri is still looking good anytime he only has an attitude problem

arsetalks: Must you honestly show us how intelligent, cute nd humble you are on a public forum? The world knows you are correct we don't need you to remind us.
son of d soil

johnstar: u b mumu, I knw say na arsenal fan u b... if u r playing for a club, nd a big club offer u big money won't u go... punk lyk u lolz

johnstar: hu is dis again, y quote me.... or ar u high on $pam??

heatmeup: what are you feeling like ?

johnstar: celeb