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Hleb set to leave Gunners

AFP, London
Alexander Hleb, the Belarus midfielder who has been one of Arsenal's outstanding players this season, is set to follow Mathieu Flamini out of the Emirates Stadium, according to his agent.
Hleb, 27, has the option of buying himself out of the remainder of his Gunners contract at the end of the season and his agent, Nikolai Shpilevski, has confirmed that is what he intends to do.
"Alexander is preparing to make one of the most important moves of his life," Shpilevski said in comments made to the Belarus newspaper Pressball and picked up by Britishtnedia. — »
"He is leaving Arsenal even though they want to offer him a new long-term contract and better conditions. Only time will tell if leaving is the right decision, but there's no way back now. Everything will be cleared up in the next two weeks."
Hleb is expected to move to Internazionale, who have been accused by Gunners boss Arsene Wenger of "tapping up" Hleb, a charge the Italian club deny.
Reacting to the latest reports,
Wenger insisted Friday there had been no approach for Hleb and that he expected the player to still be at Arsenal next season.
"You cannot stop people talking but at the moment there is nothing (to discuss)," he told Arsenal TV. "1 believe that usually all the players want to stay, and I expect this team to say 'let's make a pact together, come back next year and win'.
"That's what I expect them to do and my priority is to keep the team together, add what I think can help us to even be better and then see from there."
Hleb joined Arsenal from Stuttgart in July 2005 for 11.2 million pounds. His first season was marred by injury problems but he has been a first-team regular in the last two campaigns and his dribbling and deft passing have become key components of Arsenal's ability to open up opposing defences.
The apparently inevitable loss of Hleb will increase the pressure on Wenger to spend big in the transfer market this summer.
Arsenal's French manager has already lost the services of Mathieu Flamini, who departed for AC Milan on a free contract earlier this week, and there must be concern that the exodus will affect the
thinking of more valuable assets such as Cesc Fabregas and Emmanuel Adebayor, both of whom are coveted by some of Europe's biggest clubs.
Wenger said there was nothing more the club could have done to retain Flamini, who turned down a new con tract at Arserial.
"We put him in the bracket of where we could go (financially), and we made him that offer, but unfortu-natclyitwasn'tcnough." Wenger said.
"We have to accept that because Mathieu was a good servant of the club for four years and he came without costing any transfer fee and left without costing any transfer fee, so he was free to go."
Wenger said Denilson, Abou Diaby and Alex Song were all capable-of taking over from Flamini as the holding player in Arsenal’s midfield, and he is optimistic of persuading the previous occupant of the role, Gilberto, to stay at the dub.
The Brazil captain has grown unsettled as a result ofhis lack of first-team action and Wenger added: "I personally would like him to stay but he has to make a decision on that -1 want him to feel comfortable.
"I like Gilberto and since he has been playing again he has shown how good he is as a player, but we will see.*