Arsenal manager Arsène Wenger admits that he is prepared to sell 'in demand' striker Robin van Persie At the end of the day, we will do what is in the best interests of the club. The reference to the "best interests of the club" has been made repeatedly by Arsenal in recent weeks and basically points to an acceptance that it would be counterproductive to keep Van Persie against his will, providing a reasonable offer comes in. Van Persie, though, is understood to prefer the options of Juventus and Manchester United above Manchester City, even though the new Premier League champions are likely to offer the highest fee and salary. Arsenal are now waiting for the next move from the three interested clubs but, from Wenger's comments this weekend, it would appear that his priority is to avoid going into the season with Van Persie's future still undecided. Wenger's own transfer planning is clearly dependent on the Van Persie situation and, although he has already bought strikers Lukas Podolski and Olivier Giroud, Spain forward Fernando Llorente is also being tracked. Ganso, the Brazil playmaker, was also watched during the 2-0 win against Team GB on Friday night. "We know how much we had to fight to come third last year because we missed out the start of the season," said Wenger. I am convinced that Robin is like that. Nicklas Bendtner has also been left out of Arsenal's pre-season tour of Asia and could seal a move to AC Milan or Galatasaray this week.