Arsene Wenger has admitted Olivier Giroud could have played his last game for Arsenal in the 3-1 loss to Swansea on Tuesday evening. The Frenchman came on as a 76th minute substitute despite talks of an £18m deal for his services being agreed with Chelsea before kick off. However, service is what Giroud did not get against Swansea and he was unable to turn the tie as a brace from Sam Clucas and a goal following a Petr Cech howler canceled out Nacho Monreal's opener. When asked by Sky...
Source: 90min.com