Paris Saint-Germain forward Lucas Moura has been advised to leave the club and seek a move to Arsenal.
The Brazilian international is struggling to get into the first XI in the French capital following their big-spending summer and former PSG defender Alex has given him some career advice.
Alex told French daily L'Equipe that a move in the January window would be just the tonic to get his career firing again.
"I would like to see him at Arsenal," he said. "They play cleaner football, more technical.
"He had contacts, I believe. That would be a good option for him this winter."
Moura has played only 37 minutes in Ligue 1 this season.
Fabregas finally admits to Pizzagate
Cesc Fabregas has finally stepped forward and confirmed he was the man who threw pizza at Sir Alex Ferguson in 2004, putting to bed one of football's biggest mysteries.
The incident became one of the most widely talked about events in world football following Manchester United's 2-0 win over the Gunners.
United's victory ended Arsenal 's incredible 49-game unbeaten streak, and tempers rose at full-time.
Chaos descended in the players' tunnel with big stars such as Rio Ferdinand, Martin Keown and Sol Campbell all pushing, shoving and shouting at each other.
Usmanov not in talks with Kroenke
Alisher Usmanov has insisted he is NOT in talks with Stan Kroenke about selling his stake in Arsenal .
The Russian businessman insists he is "in for the long term" and still remains keen on buying the club.
But Usmanov, who owns a 30 per cent stake of the club, issued a lengthy statement which reveals he would be open to working in "a constructive partnership" to take the club forward.
His statement comes after reports suggested the American had made a £525million offer to buy Usmanov's shareholding, which would increase his share to more than 97 per cent.