Arsenal's Alexis Sanchez would be 'welcome' at PSG, says Edinson Cavani

The Chilean’s future at the Emirates continues to remain unclear

Alexis Sanchez celebrates scoring against Stoke at the weekend (Getty)

Alexis Sanchez would be “welcome” to join Paris Saint-Germain this summer should he wish to leave Arsenal, Edinson Cavani has said.

The Chilean’s future at the Emirates remains unclear, with numerous reports suggesting the forward is looking for a transfer away from the club.

As talks over Sanchez’s Arsenal contract continue to stall, a number of European sides, such as Manchester City, Juventus and PSG, are now understood to be monitoring the 28-year-old.

Cavani, who joined PSG in 2013 for £55m, has said Sanchez would be welcomed at the Parc de Princes, alongside Borussia Dortmund's Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, should they ever move to the Ligue 1 club.

When asked about Sanchez and Aubameyang, Cavani told Canal Football Club: "If they come, they are welcome.

"We always hope that new players complete the team with their qualities.

"As for what the club is missing, I will never tell you.

"For me, my team-mates are the best."

As talk of Sanchez’s future rumbles on, the forward now faces a fight to prove his fitness for Arsenal’s clash with Sunderland on Tuesday night.

Wenger confirmed on Monday that the forward will undergo a fitness test ahead of the fixture at the Emirates Stadium.

The Frenchman said: "Alexis will have a test today. It didn't look too good but with him you never know - he is so keen. Maybe it was just a kick."

Wenger, though, would not be drawn on his future and said: "I know where you want to lead me and I can't give an indication."