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Arsenal legend could make shock return to Emirates after club confirms he's for sale

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Robin van Persie could return to Arsenal after Fenerbahce admitted the striker is on the move, Metro has revealed.

Fenerbahce will sell the Dutchman if they receive an important offer during the summer transfer window.

The 32-year-old was one of the most beloved players at the Emirates before leaving the club to join Sir Alex Ferguson at Manchester United.

And he was full of praise for the North London club in an interview with The Guardian in 2004.

"It [leaving] was a dilemma," he said.

"I loved that club. The fantastic stadium. The public. The atmosphere. I am a real Gunner and will always be one. A part of me was hurt. But I am a winner. I always want to win and it was time to win some prizes with a club, some titles.

"I never would have gone for the money, but wanted the change to take my career a bit further. And it turned out to be the right decision.

"I won the title with Manchester United right away."

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