PHOTO:Claudio Ranieri gives Arsenal fans a big hope as the manager feels the club has lost hold of Riyad Mahrez being a Leicester City player next season

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According to report, Leicester City manager Claudio Ranieri just gave out a hint to suitors of Mahrez, especially  Arsenal, that he is not sure if the player would be staying at the club next season.

Ranieri who was asked ahead of the weekend clash with Hull City, was asked by a reporter: ‘You’ve always said you won’t keep any player that’s unhappy. You only want players to be here.
‘Are you convinced that Riyad Mahrez wants to be here?
To which Ranieri responded: ‘Well yes, but sometimes a manager says one thing and does another thing.’

It’s the eccentric 64-year-old’s laugh which follows which has sent Gooners into meltdown, however.

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