N'Zogbia still keen on transfer

French midfielder Charles N’Zogbia has dealt Newcastle boss Kevin Keegan a blow by admitting he is still keen on a move, with Premier League rivals Arsenal a preferred destination.

N'Zogbia still keen on transfer
Fri, 11 Jul, 2008 - 16:10

French midfielder Charles N’Zogbia has dealt Newcastle boss Kevin Keegan a blow by admitting he is still keen on a move, with Premier League rivals Arsenal a preferred destination.

The 22-year-old has been unsettled on Tyneside for some time and told the manager of his misgivings shortly after his return to St James’ Park in January.

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