Johan Djourou is keen to leave Arsenal for a club in Italy, according to his agent.
Gunners defender enthusiastic about move away from Emirates
Johan Djourou is keen to leave Arsenal for a club in Italy, according to his agent.
The Switzerland international started just 14 Premier League games in the 2011/12 season and
recently admitted that he would consider any interesting offers that came his way.
The defender signed a new contract with the Gunners in February that would see him stay at the Emirates until 2015, but he appears to be behind Thomas Vermaelen, Laurent Koscielny and Per Mertesacker in the Arsenal pecking order.
Djourou's agent, Flavio Ferraria, says that Napoli could be one possible destination for his client, although he also added that a move to Spain's La Liga was an option.
Enthusiastic
"Can Djourou join Napoli? It's certainly possible, especially as we will be in Italy next week for a series of appointments," Ferraria told
Radio Crc.
"At the moment Napoli are not on the list of appointments, but everything is possible. If he leaves the Premier League, then he will play in Italy or Spain.
"I saw my client the other day and he was enthusiastic about both Napoli and Italy in general. So far we have received an offer worth €10m, but it is up for negotiation.
"He wants to play for one of the top five Italian clubs."
