Bacary Sagna’s representatives have been contacted by Manchester City regarding a move to the Etihad Stadium, but the recent FA Cup trophy win could convince the defender to stay in London for another season, according to a report in the Telegraph.

Arsenal have finally broken their shackles and won a trophy after a barren spell of nearly a decade. The trophy will have a positive impact on the club for more reasons than one, primarily restoring confidence of the players in the ambitions of the club.

Sagna is one such player who has been with the club through all the rough times without a trophy. The 31-year old has been linked with a move to clubs like Paris Saint Germain in the past, and the latest developments link him to City, who will be looking to replace outgoing Micah Richards. The details of the move suggest the Manchester based club are looking to offer the player a bumper contract of £100,000 a week, topping his current deal at London. Wenger has been in the market for a full back, and this move could also give Carl Jenkinson an opportunity to be instated as a permanent feature in the match day squad.