Friday, 15th January 2010
Everton manager David Moyes is considering rescuing Philippe Senderos from his Arsenal nightmare to fill the void left by Lucas Neill’s switch to Galatasaray. The Scot is considering a few defensive options and the Swiss international is one that is seriously being assessed, according to the Liverpool Echo.
Moyes had tried to sign the 24-year-old player in the summer, but was put off by Arsenal’s insistence of a £5M valuation. With Senderos’ contract set to expire in the summer however, the Gunners’ will be more keen to ensure negotiations are more positive.
The out-of-favour defender has publicly stated his desire to leave The Emirates for regular football, as he intends to cement his spot in the Switzerland World Cup squad.
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