Wenger considers Emirates move for Hapoel Tel Aviv keeper.

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SOCCER/FUTBOL WORLD CUP 2010 ARGENTINA VS NIGERIA Action photo of Vincent Enyeama of Nigeria (R) and Gonzalo Higuain (L) of Argentina, during game of the World Cup 2010 at the Ellis Park of Johannesburg, South Africa./Foto de accion de Vincent Enyeama (D) de Nigeria y de Gonzalo Higuain (I) de Argentina, durante el juego de la Copa del Mundo en el Ellis Park de Johannesburgo, Sudafrica 2010. 12 June 2010 MEXSPORT/OMAR MARTINEZ Photo via Newscom

Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger is rumoured to be considering a move for Nigerian international keeper Vincent Enyeama. The north London manager was apparently already an admirer of the Hapoel Tel Aviv goalie who had impressed in Europa League action last season during wins over Celtic and Rapid Vienna and his latest display against Argentina has further illustrated the 27 year old’s ability at the highest level.

Wenger is keen to sign a new keeper after seeing Manuel Almunia and Lukasz Fabianski put in a series of woeful performances last term and has been linked with moves for a number of potential replacements including Hugo Lloris and Joe Hart.

Enyeama has helped his Israeli side to the league and cup double last term and is known for his penchant for taking penalty kicks and has been linked with a move to La Liga in recent months. The Nigerian is thought to be available for around £4m.