Armory midfielder Mohamed Elneny wants to remain at the Emirates past the late spring.
The Egypt worldwide has just been offered restricted chances in the main XI this season, but has dazzled in consecutive starts against Chelsea and Manchester United in the previous week.
Mikel Arteta, as of late, hailed Elneny as one of the main players in the Arsenal crew, but the 29-year-old has been tipped to leave when his arrangement terminates toward the end of the season.
Elneny has been linked with a move to Turkey while battling to replace Thomas Partey in the Arsenal starting lineup, but the former Basel man would prefer to stay in North London.
As cited by the Irish Examiner, Elneny said: "I generally love tests and give 100% constantly. I don't conclude who plays, but I continue onward in preparing to show how great I am and to make him play me.
In the event that I don't play, I will continue onward until I get my opportunity. In the event that Arsenal say "we need you", I don't contemplate leaving. It's been my family for a long time. I love this club. "
Elneny set up Granit Xhaka's long-range objective in Saturday's 3-1 win against Manchester United and brags an absolute five objectives and 10 assists in 142 counterparts for the Gunners since showing up in 2016.