Wenger vows to fight to keep star pair

Arsene Wenger tonight vowed he would fight to keep captain Cesc Fabregas and contract rebel Samir Nasri at Arsenal.

Fri, 08 Jul, 2011 - 20:09

Arsene Wenger tonight vowed he would fight to keep captain Cesc Fabregas and contract rebel Samir Nasri at Arsenal.

The Gunners once again have endured a summer of transfer speculation surrounding Spain international Fabregas, with Barcelona lodging a £27m bid which was rejected.

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