Wenger wants to tie the transfer as soon as

Posted on | Saturday, July 30, 2011 | No Comments

Arsène Wenger intends to obtain all remaining transfer activities done "sooner rather than later," as preparations Arsenal beautiful tunes of the new campaign.

While the future of captain Cesc Fabregas remains uncertain, with Barcelona trying to make a deal to bring him back to Camp Nou, Wenger has a lot of irons in the fire.

Arsenal already has £ 11 million Ivory Coast forward Gervinho, and is intended to be close to £ 18 million deal in Valencia midfielder Juan Mata, where tenders are Everton English Centre-back Phil Jagielka and promising strikers young people in Costa Rica by Joel Campbell are also in the table.

Several outputs are expected, with striker Nicklas Bendtner on the verge of a £ 9m switch to Sporting Lisbon, while Emmanuel Eboue is reported to be ready to join Galatasaray, which should help offset any expenditure on new recruits.

"The business will be sooner rather than later," Wenger said in a press conference on Friday night before the Emirates Cup.

"When you have two types of movement, from zero to 10 million dollars, 30 euros to 50 million.

"We are in between, and sometimes nothing happens at this time, there was little movement.

"All teams will receive a life with money do not buy that football generates.

"The clubs that buy in Europe only for now are those who buy with the money that is generated by our industry."

Wenger added: "There are two categories of the club - those who travel with sweat, and those traveling with gasoline We are traveling with sweat ..

"I am very happy with the way things are done and the players they develop, what we are trying to achieve.

"Unfortunately, last year ended with a bitter taste in the mouth, but we were very, very close to what we want to return this year."

Wenger insisted it was "difficult" to talk about potential transfer targets - even if the rival clubs do not show the same respect for Arsenal.

Mata, said: "I like the player, but that does not mean buy it."

Wenger also insisted that there was "no say" in the interest of Arsenal for Jagielka, with a 10 million pounds already rejected.

"No contract Everton. If you want to buy a player, first contracted the club," he said.

Arsenal midfielder Henri Lansbury is the move of Barclays Premier League new boys from Norwich, where he enjoyed a loan spell in the success of last season.

Wenger, though, plans for a further 20 years.

"I think that will make a career, and currently is a bit 'challenging for him, but I think he has talent to play for Arsenal," he said.

"I have to give him a chance at some point, and as soon as possible. I believe in him.

"Honestly, I believe that he is not playing this season or no opportunity to compete in the position I tell him and let him go."