Arsenal forward Lukas Podolski has revealed that he would return to the Emirates Stadium at the end of the season after his loan spell at Inter Milan.
The German striker completed a six-month loan move to the Italian outfit in January and is expected to decide on his future at the end of the 2014/15 season.
A lot of people suggested that Podolski will sign a permanent deal with Inter Milan after his loan spell knowing very well that his chances at Arsenal are limited, but the German has come out to make known his intentions of returning to the Gunners.
‘As things stand now, I will return to London in the summer,’ he told Kicker.
‘There will be talks in March or April because the season ends in May. I had a great time in London, even though the last half-year wasn’t satisfying from a sporting perspective.
‘But it’s a fact that I never had problems there neither with the club, nor with Arsene Wenger, or even the fans. All I bemoaned was that once the move was sealed there were no farewell words from the club.
‘But in spite of that I had two-and-a-half nice years, from a sporting and from a personal perspective.
‘I am proud to have ended Arsenal’s trophy drought with my goals in the FA Cup and to have won this trophy as a German in England.’
The Arsenal family will definitely welcome Podolski back into the squad if he decides to return to London.
The German striker completed a six-month loan move to the Italian outfit in January and is expected to decide on his future at the end of the 2014/15 season.
‘As things stand now, I will return to London in the summer,’ he told Kicker.
‘There will be talks in March or April because the season ends in May. I had a great time in London, even though the last half-year wasn’t satisfying from a sporting perspective.
‘But it’s a fact that I never had problems there neither with the club, nor with Arsene Wenger, or even the fans. All I bemoaned was that once the move was sealed there were no farewell words from the club.
‘But in spite of that I had two-and-a-half nice years, from a sporting and from a personal perspective.
‘I am proud to have ended Arsenal’s trophy drought with my goals in the FA Cup and to have won this trophy as a German in England.’
The Arsenal family will definitely welcome Podolski back into the squad if he decides to return to London.
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