Arsenal to turn to Spain again?
By European Football
February 16 2005
Arsenal look set to turn to Spain again to provide talent for their future. Arsene Wenger has already bought Jose Antonio Reyes and Cesc Fabregas from Spain and now looks set to raid La Liga again to ease his goal keeping problem.
This time he is after Mallorca's promising young goalkeeper Miguel Moya.
The youngster has already earned a call up to the Spanish under 21 side and is winning plaudits from every corner. Arsenal have had him watched on several occasions and it is strongly rumoured that they will make their move come the summer.
The player himself is exctided by the prospect of coming to the Premiership, stating:
"It makes me proud that they are looking at me, but my priority is Mallorca and survival."
“News like this is not going to distract me, I play with complete concentration. I will give what I it takes for Mallorca to survive."
"I am a Mallorca fan and what would excite me most in the future is a great, strong Mallorca team in La Primera.”
"Arsenal are a great team and have two good goalkeepers in (Manuel) Almunia and (Jens) Lehmann, but I would prefer not to make any plans for my future."
