Star forward even has review sessions with Arsene Wenger.
Arsenal striker Olivier Giroud has told French newspaper L’Equipe that he is desperate to stay with the Gunners next season and even holds sessions with manager Arsene Wenger to help him discover ways to improve his fortunes in front of goal.
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Giroud, who scored during France’s 5-2 victory over Switzerland at the World Cup over the weekend and admitted he is just as disappointed as the fans are when he goes missing during games.
The story, which is annoyingly hidden behind a paywall, was summarised by journalist Matt Spiro, in which the Arsenal star admitted that he does everything that he can to help him become a better player for his club.
Giroud in L'Equipe: 'I have to do better in the big games and I'm working on it. I still think about those misses against Chelsea' #AFC #FRA
— Matt Spiro (@mattspiro) June 23, 2014
Giroud: 'I often look back at my mistakes with AW. He says I have to improve my finishing and my movement. He wants me to make smarter runs'
— Matt Spiro (@mattspiro) June 23, 2014
Giroud: 'One day Wenger told me I'm too honest in my running, too predictable. I need to be more sly, tricky. I'm getting there' (L'Equipe)
— Matt Spiro (@mattspiro) June 23, 2014
The news will come as encouragement to Arsenal fans, who will be pleased to see one of their star players striving to become a batter player for their club.
Despite being the only out and out striker at the club last season, Giroud managed to bag 22 goals in 51 appearances across all competitions.
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