Stuttgart’s sporting director says the club want to keep Arsenal target Serhou Guirassy this month, but does not rule out the possibility of selling the striker if the right offer comes in.
He has already scored 19 goals in all competitions and has proved to many that he can compete at the highest level in the Bundesliga.
Coupled with his surprisingly low £15.1 million buyout clause, it seems certain that offers from ARSENAL will come in the January window to take him to the next level of the game.
West Ham and Manchester United have also been linked with the striker, but it has now been revealed that the German side will allow him to leave the club if the right offer comes this month.
“Our strategy is not hope, fear and crossing our fingers,” Stuttgart manager Fabian Wohlgemuth told BW24.
“It’s not about wishful thinking. we are constantly in contact, and if things even out favorably, then we will do it. If not, then no.
“We will keep our eyes and ears open. We are not under any pressure, but the situation in the team is a bit tense right now.
At the start of the season, Stuttgart manager Sebastian Hoeness did not rule out the possibility of losing Guirassy in the January window.
“You can never rule out anything in football, so I won’t do it here either.
I think he is doing very well. Of course, I hope that he will stay with us for a long time, that he will feel good with us. But with him and with others you can never exclude things.