‘Keeper will leave at the end of the season.
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Arsenal goalkeeper Lukasz Fabianski has confirmed that he has rejected a new deal from the club and revealed that he will be leaving the Emirates at the end of the current season, Sky Sports reports.
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The Polish star’s current deal expires in the summer and he has yet failed to oust compatriot Wojciech Szczesny as the club’s first choice stopper, prompting him to call time on his Gunners career.
Fabianski has highlighted his desire to claim the number one spot with his country, which once again sees Szczesny in his path, and he feels that the only way he can truly stake a claim is by moving on elsewhere for regular first team action.
So far he has only made four appearances, with two each coming in the Capital One Cup and the FA Cup.
“I want to be number one in the club and in the Polish national team. I have learned a lot at London during very positive and challenging periods,” Fabianski said.
“With biggest respect to this great club, I didn’t accept the extension offer as I am looking forward to a new challenge in England or abroad.”
Fabianski joined Arsenal in 2007 from Polish outfit Legia Warsaw, and has gone on to make just 71 appearances during that time.
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