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Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger is reportedly facing a battle to convince Jose Antonio Reyes to stay at Highbury.
The 21-year-old burst into The Premiership last season after a £17 million move from Sevilla but has failed to reproduce such scintillating form this term.
Reyes was left out of The Gunners' midweek defeat to Manchester United following reports that he has become homesick for Spain.
Real Madrid have dismissed the notion they are plotting a summer bid for Arsenal attacker Jose Antonio Reyes.
Reports have suggested the Spain international is a target for Real but the club's general manager Arrigo Sacchi has strongly refuted these rumours.
Reyes was wanted by Real prior to his move to Highbury from Sevilla 12 months ago and the 21-year-old has been mooted as being on the club's wanted list again.
Jose Antonio Reyes' agent has restarted talk of a possible transfer to Real Madrid by claiming his client would happily accept a move to the Primera titans.
Jaime Rodriguez insists that Real have been chasing Reyes since he first burst on to the scene in Spain, and is not surprised rumours of their interest have resurfaced.
Arsenal have admitted that the 21-year-old was suffering from personal problems off the pitch before Christmas leading to him losing form and becoming unsettled.
Arsene Wenger says that he is not worried about Jose Antonio Reyes saying that he would like to join Real Madrid during a radio hoax.
The young Spaniard was caught by a Spanish radio station, who phoned him pretending to be Real's sporting director Emilio Butragueno.
A bullish Wenger told reporters on Friday that he was not worried about the comments - insisting that Reyes could become one of the best in the world at Arsenal.
Real Madrid's sporting director Emilio Butragueno has dismissed any talk of Michael Owen joining Arsenal in a swap deal with Jose Antonio Reyes.
Reports have been circulating that young Spaniard Reyes wants to return home after failing to settle in England.
Reyes has said that he is flattered to be linked with the Spanish giants, but has said that he is committed to The Gunners.
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has admitted that if Jose Antonio Reyes wants to leave the North London club he only needs to come and see him.
The Spain international was tricked into conceding that he was unhappy in London earlier this week and that he harboured hopes of a switch to Real Madrid.
French tactician Wenger does not want to keep any player at Highbury who might be unhappy and has left the door open for Reyes to make the first move.[/img]Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has admitted that if Jose Antonio Reyes wants to leave the North London club he only needs to come and see him.
The Spain international was tricked into conceding that he was unhappy in London earlier this week and that he harboured hopes of a switch to Real Madrid.
French tactician Wenger does not want to keep any player at Highbury who might be unhappy and has left the door open for Reyes to make the first move
Arsenal star Jose Antonio Reyes has again stated his desire to play for Real Madrid.
The Spanish international was caught out by a radio prank last month and he was duped into talking about how much he would like to move to Real and that he was not happy with life in North London.
After a blistering start to the season, which saw him grab five goals in his first five games, he has become subdued and has failed to recapture any sort of form.
Jose Antonio Reyes has again made clear his desire to sign for Real Madrid in the summer.
The Arsenal forward has been linked with the Spanish giants for the past couple of months having become unsettled off the pitch in England.
He was tricked into confessing how he would relish a move to Real during a hoax phone call on Spanish radio last month, but subsequently went on to admit openly his desire to return to his homeland.
Arsenal striker Jose Antonio Reyes has admitted he hopes Real Madrid make an approach for him so he can end his "unhappy" spell in England.
The 21-year-old former Seville forward told Spanish newspaper Marca he has struggled to adapt to life in London and revealed that he would "love" to complete a move to the Bernabeu.
"It is obvious that when Real Madrid want a player, they get him. I hope now they are making an effort to get me, that they are watching me and speaking to my club and that Arsenal don't give them many problems," said Reyes.