Steven N'Zonzi could be back on Arsenal's transfer wish list, according to reports in Spain.
The Sevilla midfielder is reportedly ready to quit the club after reacting angrily to being subbed off during the 3-3 draw with Liverpool in the Champions League.
N'Zonzi could be tempted by a move back to the Premier League, where he played with Blackburn and Stoke.
AS report that previous suitors are set to return for N'Zonzi after the latest development.
Arsenal were linked in the summer and could be tempted to pay his £35million release clause.
Keown and Ferdinand debate Battle of Old Trafford
Manchester United's goalless draw with Arsenal in 2003 could be argued as the most iconic goalless draw in Premier League history.
The infamous clash, now known as the Battle of Old Trafford, saw Patrick Vieira sent off for kicking out at Ruud van Nistelrooy, the Dutchman then miss a penalty and Martin Keown celebrate his failed spot kick in his face.
Five Arsenal players and two United stars were fined. Lauren, Keown, Vieira and Ray Parlour were also all suspended for between one to four games.
The goalless draw also came at the beginning of Arsenal's unbeaten title-winning season.
14 years on and two key players from that day were reunited prior to United's 3-1 win over Arsenal on Saturday.
And viewers were in for a treat as Keown and Rio Ferdinand didn't hold back when reminiscing about the clash.
Wenger questions Arsenal's mentality
Arsene Wenger has accused Arsenal of having a weak mentality against Manchester United.
The Gunners fell two goals down inside the opening 12 minutes of the clash at the Emirates, before going on to win 3-1.
Alexandre Lacazette reduced the arrears in the second half, but it was the only goal that Arsenal could muster despite a large amount of clear-cut opportunities.
Wenger believes that Arsenal should have gone on to win the game, despite conceding twice early on.
But he claims that his side were "too on the edge" - and insists that it cost them victory.