Arsenal FC striker Olivier Giroud set to leave club next month on loan.
The French forwarder plots Arsenal loan exit in bid to secure a place in the World Cup. This news has put Crystal Palace and West Ham on alert, as they plan to go for the star player in January.
The 31-one-year old hopes to stay in London, as not to disturb his family but knows he needs to play regular football.
Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger will be ready to lose the player to either West Ham or Crystal Palace next month.
Wenger tried persuading Giroud that his future lies in North London as a game of cat and mouse unfolds before the transfer window closes.
Meanwhile, the French player was wanted by Everton with a £40million bid which was signed off, until Wenger intervened.
Thus, Giroud chance's for World cup is under threat, as the player has not been playing regularly in his club. He has not yet started a match for Arsenal since the start of the season in the Premier League.
The player needed a much playing time if he wants to make it to Russia for the up-coming FIFA World Cup.
However, France coach Didier Deschamps has warned him regard his playing time, saying he should not take the chance of mising out on his last finals.
Giroud's wife Jennifer is expecting their third child and the family all stays in London. This might rules out a move to Everton.
A vital report says that: “Olivier does not want to disturb and uproot his family.''
“Ideally, he wants to stay but he needs football – there are options in London for him.”
West Ham and Palace are both interested, initially in a loan deal.
Both can offer him first-team football with the decision being left to Giroud
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