Martinez: No Arsenal move for McCarthy

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Martinez: No Arsenal move for McCarthy
Wed, 03 Dec, 2014 - 00:00
Phil Medlicott

Everton boss Roberto Martinez stressed he has had no contact from Arsenal regarding James McCarthy and is looking forward to seeing the midfielder stay with the Toffees “for a long, long time”.

Fresh stories linking Ireland star McCarthy with a move away from Goodison Park have emerged over the last few days, this time with the Gunners said to be interested in signing him in January.

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