Robin van Persie to give no interviews while with Holland in bid to avoid speculation over Arsenal talks Van Persie joined up with the Holland squad on Thursday to begin preparations for Euro 2012 but the Dutch press were told that the country's first choice striker would not be available for interviews. "We made a deal with Arsenal and he won't talk to the press," a spokesman for the Dutch Football Association, the KNVB, said. Arsenal, though, regard the arrangment as something between the KNVB and Van Persie, and accept that they would be powerless to enforce any ban on their captain talking. However, with his future so uncertain, they would clearly prefer as little public discourse as possible on the subject. They will also want to avoid a repeat of previous summers when Cesc Fabregas was regularly quoted in the Spanish press about his future while on international duty. Van Persie met with Arsene Wenger for initial contract talks on Wednesday but has made it clear that he is not currently willing to extend a contract which expires next year. There is serious interest in him from both Manchester City and Juventus. Lukas Fabianski, the second-choice goalkeeper, is another Arsenal player facing an uncertain future. "I hope that my adventure with Arsenal has come to an end," said Fabianski. I intend to leave and play in a strong league. I wanted to leave in the winter, too, but Arsène Wenger did not give a green light. Arsenal have been scouting Swansea City goalkeeper Michael Vorm and will also definitely lose Manuel Almunia this summer.