Liverpool midfielder Adam Lallana has been linked with an exit from Anfield at the end of the season, with Arsenal, Tottenham and Leicester City attributed with an interest.
The 31-year-old has made 13 Premier League appearances this season and is poised to leave the club at the end of the season when his contract comes to a close.
Lallana is seeking regular playing opportunities that the Reds are unable to guarantee, which could lead to a move across the Premier League - with Arsenal and Spurs both said to be keen.
His experience would be a fine addition to either of the North London sides and comments made by the player last year show his admirable determination.
"If I want to be part of this team, the best team in Europe, I need to keep improving and developing and that is what I have found difficult over the last two years because I have not been able to show that. I can’t be the same player, I need to be better because the team is better," he said in September.
"I didn’t make the squad for the first game of the season and that was a bit of an eye-opener. I didn’t see that happening. I hadn’t experienced that since I was growing up at Southampton.
"But it is a 60-game season and I look at my last couple of seasons and think: 'Just be patient, be persistent and eventually my chance will come.' If I am fit, I am sure I will contribute in a big way."
