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'There is no need to buy a striker' - Arsene Wenger claims Arsenal are well-stocked up front ahead of deadline day

Wenger was asked about Karim Benzema and has been linked to Antoine Griezmann but won't be signing a forward any time soon

Monday 30 January 2017 11:08 GMT
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Wenger says he is happy with the current striking options at the club
Wenger says he is happy with the current striking options at the club (Getty)

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has revealed that he is happy with his options in attack and won't sign a striker this month.

Furthermore, the Gunners boss has claimed he is not yet even thinking about summer transfers after being linked with some high-profile forwards in the off-season.

Wenger was speaking at London Colney ahead of Tuesday night's game with Watford, and when asked about reported interest in Karim Benzema, Wenger gave it short shrift:

"Why? Because he is French?" Wenger asked.

"Maybe there are some noises he will leave Madrid.

"But for us in this moment there is no need to buy a striker.

"The summer window is not my worry at the moment."

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