Manager Arsene Wenger says forward Alexis Sanchez and
midfielder Mesut Ozil will be at Arsenal after the January
transfer window "unless something unbelievable happens".
The contracts of both players expire at the end of the
season. Asked if his gut feeling is they will stay, Wenger
replied: "Yes, of course." The Frenchman also said it is in
midfielder Jack Wilshere's "best interest" to remain with
the Premier League club. Wenger added: "I will absolutely
fight for him to stay here because he's a top-quality
player." England international Wilshere, 25, has struggled
with injuries since making his Arsenal debut in 2008 and
spent the 2016-17 campaign on loan at Bournemouth.
He has yet to make a Premier League start this season. Both
Sanchez, 28, and 29-year-old Ozil are key figures for
Wenger. Chile forward Sanchez, who arrived in 2014 from
Barcelona, has scored 56 goals in 113 appearances, while
Germany international Ozil has produced 45 assists since
his debut in September 2013, more than any other Premier
League player. Wenger said: "As long as they are here, they
give their best for the club. "In my head, they stay until the
end of the season. Unless something unbelievable happens I
don't see that changing." Asked if they will remain beyond
the end of the 2017-18 campaign, he added: "I am not the
only one to decide that. They have to decide that as well."
Source: www.olubamznews.com/2017/11/alexis-sanchez-mesut-ozil-are-going-no.html?m=1

Good stuff. Hope for gunners.