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Alexs Sanchez might have just dashed the hopes of all Arsenal fans as hopes of keeping the former Barcelona winger took a dive Friday after it emerged that the Chilean and his representatives were in Paris for meetings with Paris Saint-Germain sporting director, Antero Henrique.

This summer, it has been speculation upon speculation where the forward will end up and the Parisians are reportedly growing increasingly confident of landing the forward for a €50 million fee inclusive of add-ons after preliminary talks with Arsenal.

Although Arsenal’s preseason gig is fully underway in China, Sanchez and his representatives met PSG chief, Henrique at the Royal Monceau hotel in Paris – where the club usually close deals – from 12:00 PM UTC for talks which lasted several hours, Goal writes.

Arsenal’s hopes of holding on to star man, Alexis Sanchez, took a dive Friday after it emerged that the Chilean and his representatives were in Paris for meetings with Paris Saint-Germain sporting director, Antero Henrique.

Sanchez’s future has been the subject of speculation all summer and the Parisians are reportedly growing increasingly confident of landing the forward for a €50 million fee inclusive of add-ons after preliminary talks with Arsenal.

With the Gunners’ preseason gig fully underway in China, Sanchez and his representatives met PSG chief, Henrique at the Royal Monceau hotel in Paris – where the club usually close deals – from 12:00 PM UTC for talks which lasted several hours, Goal writes.

This comes despite Arsene Wenger’s insistence that the club’s stance has not changed and their Chilean talisman will not be sold this summer.

But contract talks have stalled, with the player’s agent, Fernando Felicevich, using interest from Manchester City and Paris Saint-Germain to make outrageous salary demands for his client.

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