Bernd Leno says he presently can’t seem to start contract chats with Arsenal, and that he is “available to everything” with regards to his future.
The German goal-keeper has a little more than two years left on his present arrangement in north London, having endorsed from Bayer Leverkusen in 2018.
Conversations over stretching out his visit presently can’t seem to start and keep in mind that he concedes he is content with the Gunners, the German keeper is in no hurry to choose his best course of action and conceded he could be available to “another experience” eventually.
In an interview about his future, he said
“Not yet and at the moment it’s not the time to speak about the future,”.
“I know that I still have two years left on my contract and I’m also 29. For a goalkeeper, that’s not too old. I’ve still got some years to go.
“I’m very happy at the club. I don’t know what will come in the future, but I’m open to everything. Maybe for a new adventure or to stay at Arsenal. As I said, I don’t think about my future because two years is a long time. At the moment there are no conversations with the club or anything else.”
