Samir Nasri: Last News

Arsenal star Bacary Sagna has joked he will "change the channel" when Tottenham are on in the Champions League this season.Sagna, 39, featured over 250 times for the Gunners during a seven-year stint at the Emirates Stadium and was part of the 2014 FA Cup-winning side that ended nine years without silverware by besting Hull City 3-2 under the Wembley Arch after extra-time.Speaking to Betway ahead of the opening round of Champions League fixtures, the former France international admitted it was difficult to accept Tottenham competing against the crème de la crème whilst Arsenal are battling it out in Europe's second-tier tournament.READ MORE: Samir Nasri fires Sir Alex Ferguson dig at Man Utd after Arsenal's Old Trafford defeat"I don’t want to hear about Tottenham," quipped Sagna to Betway when asked how upsetting it is to see Spurs going strong under Antonio Conte. "No, only joking.

Gary Neville has admitted he would have whacked Antony if he tried his bizarre skill move in front of him. The Manchester United new boy made an instant impact at Old Trafford on Sunday when he grabbed the opener in a 3-1 win over Arsenal.

Arsenal and Manchester United’s infamous bust-up story in 2005.The two Premier League rivals went head to head in a fierce encounter which ended 4-2 in favour of United at Highbury during the 2004/05 season. But the match is arguably better known for the two sides’ fiery captains clashing in the tunnel before kick-off.The camera was live and waiting for the players to line up alongside referee Graham Poll, only for a moody Vieira to appear with team-mate Pascal Cygan calming him down. Seconds later a furious, red-faced Keane stormed behind him barking "shut your mouth", with only Poll standing in the way in what could have turned violent.READ MORE: Samir Nasri fires Sir Alex Ferguson dig at Man Utd after Arsenal's Old Trafford defeatRed Devils legend and pundit Neville previously explained what triggered the incident, saying: “I just remember in these footsteps behind me Vieira shouting ‘Neville, Neville, you’re not going to kick our players out on the pitch’.

Premier League fans will remember Diego Costa as an animal on the pitch - but it turns out he was a party animal off it!The maverick former Chelsea striker turned the conservatory of his Surrey mansion into a nightclub, decking it out with a state-of-the-art sound system and top of the range lighting equipment.And as if that wasn't mad enough, the Brazilian-born Spain international ordered it to be dismantled brick-by-brick and shipped over to Madrid so he could rebuild the structure exactly as it was after he was sold to Atletico, according to The Sun.READ MORE: Leicester's Jamie Vardy 'on radar of Man Utd and Chelsea' as solution to striker crisisCosta, who spent three entertaining years at Stamford Bridge, isn't the only footy star to have installed a nightclub in his house. Former Arsenal midfielder Samir Nasri built one in his £6m Cheshire home after he signed for Manchester City, while Chelsea new boy Raheem Sterling did the same did the same a few years ago.The Blues won two titles in three seasons with Costa leading the line, though he left the club abruptly after falling out with Antonio Conte in 2017 by pushing for a move to Chinese Super League side Tianjin Quanjian mid-way through the campaign after they offered the striker a mammoth wage to jump ship.After being informed he wasn't part of the Italian's plans for the upcoming season, Costa went AWOL and flew to Brazil.

Wesley Sneijder to Samir Nasri - many footballers are keen to step back from the rigours of daily exercise following the end of their professional footballer career, which more often than not results in the gaining of additional weight. That can make some of the most recognisable stars become imperceptible to their former supporters as they enjoy the fruits of their labour by enjoying more food and drink that they were able to previously. After former Inter Milan and Real Madrid midfielder Sneijder took to the field with a bigger figure than he did before retiring - Daily Star Sport have taken a look at eight stars who have noticeably enjoyed their time away from the game.

Inter Milan legend Wesley Sneijder has stunned fans by going “full Samir Nasri” with his figure.The iconic Dutch playmaker retired from football in 2019 after a stint with Qatari side Al Gharafa, before returning to the pitch for a recent charity game to raise money for Ukraine. But the 37-year-old stepped onto the field boasting a ‘fuller figure’ compared to what many would have remembered.Sneijder’s different look prompted cheeky comments from fans on social media as they were left confused at the notable difference since his last club appearance.

Arsenal teammate was Samir Nasri 'crazy' both on and off the pitch and that his French compatriot did annoy some people with his behaviour.Sagna, 38, played with Nasri at the north London club between 2008 and 2011.

Lionel Messi from taking part in sexual activities after midnight during his spell at Barcelona.The Manchester City manager is known for being a master tactician on the field, but has also implemented several strict measures off the pitch over the years to get the best out of his players, according to ex-City midfielder Samir Nasri.Guardiola became the first manager to win a sextuple of trophies at Barcelona, winning three La Ligas and two Champions League titles between 2008 and 2012, during which Messi won four Ballon d’Or trophies.And former French international Nasri, 34, explained how Guardiola once revealed he imposed a sex-ban on the best player in the world in order to aid his muscular recovery.Speaking to L’Equipe du Soir, Nasri

Arsenal, Manchester City and West Ham midfielder Samir Nasri has announced his retirement from football at the age of 34, bringing an end to a career full of highs, lows and plenty of controversy. Nasri first rose to prominence in France with Marseille, scoring and creating 42 goals in 166 appearances before joining Arsenal for a fee of £12million in 2008.The winger played some of his best football at the Emirates but moved to Manchester City three years later for £25million, invoking fury from Gunners fans after he refused to sign a new contract.

Former Man City midfielder Samir Nasri has said that he would like to see Pep Guardiola take charge of the French national team - despite them becoming World Champions under Didier Deschamps.