Alexandre Lacazette’s future at Arsenal has been the subject of much speculation over the course of the season. The 30-year-old’s contract expires next month allowing him to walk away from the club on a free transfer, and as yet a new deal between the club and player is yet to be agreed.
The Frenchman lost his place in Mikel Arteta's starting XI at the back end of the season after scoring just four Premier League goals. Lacazette was replaced by Eddie Nketiah, who thrived up front; notching five goals in Arsenal's last seven games.
With his contract expiring next month coupled with losing his place in the first team, it currently looks unlikely that Lacazette will put pen to paper on a new contract. The Gunners striker revealed in a recent interview with Canal Plus that he was in discussions with other clubs and that he ‘missed’ playing in the Champions League.
