Second choice goalkeeper Fabianski threatens to leave.

Arsene Wenger’s second choice goalkeeper Lukasz Fabianski is threatening to leave the London club if he doesn’t get more appearances in the team. Fellow Pole Wojciech Szczesny is currently the first choice goalkeeper at Arsenal and also at Poland’s senior national team squad, leaving Fabiasnky dwelling on the sidelines.

Lukasz was played in the last two friendly games the Polish national team had to play against Korea and Belarus, and after the double the goalkeeper expressed his wish to go to EURO 2012 with his national team.

“If my situation doesn’t change I’ll consider asking for a move. If I want to go to Euro 2012, the only way I can persuade the coach to take me is by playing well on a regular basis.”, said Fabianski in The Sun

Fabianski lost the contact with Arsenal’s first team after he was badly injured and had to spend some time off the pitch. Being now fit, the goalkeeper is currently sidelined and only managed to play one game this season in the Carling Cup match against Shrewsbury. Arsenal’s manager Arsene Wenger doesn’t like the situation at all. He would like to keep both goalkeepers at the club just to make sure he won’t have to go through goalkeeper problems once again.