Arsene Wenger will stick with blunder keeper Lukasz Fabianski - but is still on the look-out for a new No.1.

Arsenal first choice Manuel Almunia is ruled out of tomorrow's clash with Manchester City at the Emirates because of the wrist injury which kept him out of last Sunday's defeat at Wigan.

That means error-prone Fabianski will get another chance, despite his mistake at Wigan on the back of previous blunders whenever he has been given a chance in the Arsenal first team.

But Wenger insists he has faith in Fabianski, even though the Arsenal boss has begun scouring Europe for a new first choice, while rookie 20-year-old Wojciech Szczesny is determined to be the club's number one next season.

Juventus are considering using Gianluigi Buffon and Felipe Melo as bait in order to lure Robin van Persie away from Arsenal.

Reports in Italy suggest that the Turin giants are gearing up for a full scale attack on the transfer market this summer, with Van Persie, Fernando Torres, and Edin Dzeko topping their list of targets.

However, with Juventus unlikely to be in the Champions League next season, it’s unlikely that Torres would be tempted into a move, and Dzeko would fetch a figure close to £30million.

Therefore the Old Lady see the Gunners forward as the most realistic prospect, and with Arsene Wenger in desperate need for a goalkeeper and defensive midfielder, the Italians feel that their offer of Buffon and Melo could just tempt the Frenchman into parting with one of his prized assets.