Lacazette bring-out anger of Arsenal fans in his recent interview

Arsenal attacker Alexandre Lacazette said that he could return to France in a day to come, while also claiming that the fans in France are better than fans in England, incurring the anger of Gunners fans in the process, Daily Express reports.

The French international forward quite the French Ligue one for the EPL when he was signed from Lyon to Emirates stadium in a deal cost around £50m in July last year.

Lacazette firstly struggled to adjust to the new league, which brings decision to sign Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang from Dortmund in January this year.

The decision seemed to have brought good outcome as he picked up form and has now struck a very creative partnership with the Gabon international striker.

He now averages 134 minutes per goal for Arsenal with his four goals in eight matches this season.

Discoursing about his stay in England after the 5-1 thrashing of Watford, he disclosed that he still misses the Ligue 1. “I miss Ligue one’s atmosphere,” said Lacazette.

“In England, the fans are more spectators than supporters.”

He was more positive when talking about his relationship with teammate Aubameyang

“It’s good, he is like my brother,” Lacazette said.

“We discourse every day and we love working together. Today in front of the goal I and him scored two goals each, which is good.”

While Gunners fans will not take too kindly to being called spectators, they wouldn’t mind as long as he keeps providing the goods.