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Arsenal superstar told to leave the club because of manager Unai Emery

- Mohamed Elneny has been told to leave Arsenal for his former coach Hamdy Nouh

- Nouh is not happy with how the Egyptian has lost his position in the the Gunners' first team

- He believes Elneny should leave the Emirates stadium when the transfer window opens

Egyptian professional football star Mohamed Elneny has been advised by his former coach Hamdy Nouh to leave Arsenal for him to have his career back on track.

Since current Arsenal manager Unai Emery took over at the Emirates, Mohamed Elneny has only played just 59 minutes of Premier League football.

But he enjoyed active playing time under former Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger who bought him from Basel for around £7m in January 2016.

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El Mokawloon coach Hamdy Nouh has now told Mohamed Elneny that the panacea to his current crisis is for him to leave Arsenal when the transfer window opens.

''He needs to leave Arsenal in the next transfer market. Elneny should at least leave on loan to play more and regain his confidence.

"He has been influenced lately by the change in coach and his new style.

"But I am confident that he will return better than before because of his great potential and the competitive spirit that will help him get back in,'' he told Goal.

Mohamed Elneny began his senior career at El Mokawloon and moved to Basel in January 2013 where he won eight honors at Basel including the Swiss Super League in each of his four seasons.

Earlier, Legit.ng had reported how Premier League giants Arsenal are considering allowing German football star Mesut Ozil to leave the North London club when the January 2019 transfer window opens.

Gunners are running out of patience with Ozil and want to get his £350,000-a-week wages off the books.

This season, Mesut Ozil has been struggling to secure a place in Arsenal first team with Italian club Inter Milan reported to be interested in luring him to Italy.

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