Man Utd and Arsenal target issues come-and-get-me plea | OneFootball

Yannick Carrasco has issued a come-and-get-me plea to clubs in the Premier League, admitting that he wants to leave China and return to Europe.

Both Arsenal and Manchester United have been heavily linked with a move for the Belgium international, with the Gunners making a formal offer to sign the winger last January.

That move never materialised, but reports are that Unai Emery is keen once again to try and land the 25-year-old.

They may have face competition from United, who themselves are looking for a wide forward due to the impending departure of Alexis Sánchez.

And now the former Atlético Madrid man has revealed that he is looking to leave his current side Dalian Yifang and is eyeing a switch t England.

“There was interest from Arsenal and I had a lot of teams in January giving me the chance to go back to Europe, but here the president said it was difficult to go then,” he told the Sun.

“Maybe this summer it is possible. If it is a good thing and I want to go, maybe I can speak with the president.

“All that you want is to be close to your family, and to go back to Europe is a good solution.

“I’m OK here, the club is good with me, the players and fans also are nice with me.

“But you know, when you are far from your family, and I think I can do good things in the European game, I am thinking it’s a solution if I can go back.”

Talking about why he would suit the Premier League, Carrasco said: “The players who play in the Premier League tell me it is a physical league, strong, but you also have a lot of space.

“Sometimes when you play in other countries you do not have a lot of space but in England it is open, the play is up and down the pitch

“That would suit me. I think I can play in a lot of competitions in the world, I can attack and also I can defend.

“If I have the opportunity to go to England, why not?”