Wolfsburg coach Felix Magath will not discount a bid for Arsenal goalkeeper Jens Lehmann in January.
Arsenal keeper a potential target for Wolfsburg
Wolfsburg coach Felix Magath will not discount a bid for Arsenal goalkeeper Jens Lehmann in January.
Lehmann has not played for the Gunners since August after failing to reclaim the No.1 spot from Manuel Almunia.
The German veteran is keen to play regular football in the second half of the season to boost his prospects of starting at Euro 2008.
He has hinted at a return to the Bundesliga, with Wolfsburg rumoured to be among the clubs interested in the former Borussia Dortmund keeper.
The Wolves' coach Magath publicly rejected a move for Lehmann a few weeks ago, but when asked at the weekend whether he would be on the phone to Arsenal, he told Bild: "I wouldn't discount anything out of hand."
Interesting
Speculation that Magath could move for Lehmann has been fuelled by his decision to replace current first choice Simon Jentzsch at half-time in Saturday's 2-2 draw with Eintracht Frankfurt.
Andre Lenz came on for Jentzsch and Magath is now eager to see how his two goalkeepers react to the situation before the winter break.
He added: "I have always stood by him (Jentzsch), but he hasn't been able to stabilise his form.
"Now I'm trying to help Simon in a different way. It will be interesting to see how he and Lenz react up until the winter break."
