Mathieu Debuchy has revealed he could be leaving Arsenal in January.
The 30-year-old French right-back has played second fiddle to Hector Bellerin and is growing frustrated at the lack of game time he is receiving at the Emirates.
Debuchy, who has only made six starts in all competitions so far this season for the Gunners, is eager to obtain more game time ahead of Euro 2016 and is wary he could lose his spot in the France squad if things remain the way they are.
France coach Didier Deschamps has recently told the former Lille defender that he may have to quit Arsenal if he wants to make the Les Bleus squad next summer and Debuchy himself has revealed he will make a decision on his future ahead of the January transfer window.
As reported by several publications, Debuchy told Canal+:
‘I am dealing with it.
‘I am trying to stay strong. We are going to remain concentrated until December, after that I will see.’
Should Debuchy decide to leave Arsenal this January the Arsene Wenger will almost certainly have to find a replacement, with Bellerin the only other recognised right-back in the squad.
