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post Jun 29 2008, 06:23 PM
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Wenger fears Adebayor rebellion Sunday 29 June, 2008

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Arsene Wenger warns he won’t release Emmanuel Adebayor to Milan, but also admits it’ll be “impossible” to hold him against his will.


The Togo international sent out mixed messages on Friday, announcing he was staying at Arsenal and straight afterwards confirming he would only decide on his future next week.


"He's under contract. That's quite simple. I'm not worried. I can tell you as manager of Arsenal Football Club I am not worried,” assured Wenger.


However, Adebayor is ready to make huge wage demands to force the Gunners into a £30m sale to Milan.


Although Wenger was talking about Cristiano Ronaldo’s battle with Manchester United, his comments quite comfortably apply to Adebayor’s situation as well.


"Contractually clubs are in an ever weaker position these days. OK, you can think 'I can leave this guy here if he sulks and play him in the reserves'. But it doesn't work. It's a good solution in theory but on a daily basis it's impossible.


"United have been strong and I give them credit for that. But maybe they know as well that the desire to leave doesn't really come from the player.


“It could be from another environment, from a club that's tapped him up. It is not right and there comes a point where someone has to make a stand.


"But for me I am not focused on the Ronaldo case because it's not my problem. It's the general case that's more worrying for me."


The latest reports suggest Milan will offer Clarence Seedorf to Arsenal as part of the Adebayor deal. (IMG:http://cyrus.medialayer.net/~m1ke/milanfan.com/forums/style_emoticons/default/blink.gif)

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