ARSENAL could have signed Jadon Sancho, Arsene Wenger has revealed.

By ikueze chisom -
Sancho left Manchester City as a teenager despite being offered a record-breaking £35,000
a week by the club to stay at their academy.
Instead he went to Borussia Dortmund where he became one of Europe's most sought after players – but ex-Arsenal boss Wenger says his life could have been very different.
Speaking on beIN Sports: “I wanted to take him from Man City when he didn't get the games.
“I tried to lure him because he's from London. I tried to get him to Arsenal. He's one of the best players of his generation. He can dribble, he has the arrogance.
“There's something in there that is part of the big players. You can call it arrogance, confidence, belief; but it has to be there.”

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