Alexis Sanchez Discusses His Major Intentions Amid Transfer Talks

After visibly unhappy at Arsenal's last two games, frustrated at the 3-3 draw at Bournemouth and visibly angry after being substituted against Swansea, the Chilean has now yet again discussed what he feels about life at Arsenal and has revealed what his major intentions actually are. 

It's not up to 24 hours when Ozil said he was comfortable about life in London, the former Barcelona man has also said something very similar. 

Mesut Ozil after winning the Germany Player of the Year for the fifth time said he is "very comfortable in London" amid ongoing rumours of a possible Arsenal exit.

Sanchez, along with Mesut Ozil, has under 18 months remaining on his current contract and is understood to be stalling on recommitting over issues such as Arsene Wenger's future and their own pay.

Sanchez has cut a frustrated figure in recent weeks, throwing away his gloves after the 3-3 draw with Bournemouth, before reacting angrily to Arsene Wenger's decision to substitute him during the 4-0 win over Swansea City.

The 28-year old however has said transfer isn't his priority now but repaying the fans with a major trophy. 

The Chilean star, in words mirroring that of Ozil's, insists he is "happy and comfortable," at the club. 

"I definitely feel like an important player, and my team-mates let me know every day," he told Arsenal's official YouTube channel. "I try to prove that I am an important player every day and game after game.

"I believe we have the players and the quality to win many things. I feel really happy and comfortable at the club. I want to give the fans a new title.

"We always get our fans' support in the thick and thin, which is great. We must win the Premier League or Champions League for them."

Sanchez has formed a superb partnership with Mesut Ozil (who has also stated his state of comfort at London) this campaign and is relishing life alongside the Germany international.

"Ozil is a quality player, he really enjoys playing football," Sanchez added.

"I always tell him to enjoy it and not get too worried about scoring. If he enjoys it he can score goals like the one he managed to score against Ludogorets, dribbling past two defenders and the goalkeeper. His goal against Ludogorets is the kind of goal every player dreams of.

"I feel very comfortable playing alongside him. He has great vision and there's no need to praise his great ball control because everyone knows about it."

What both players are saying could come as good news to Arsenal fans as both players have been an integral part of their campaign so far this season. 

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