Robin van Persie says he is pessimistic about his chances of being welcomed back to Arsenal with open arms when asked about a possible future return to the club.Van Persie, who is currently the head

He was part of the team that lost 8-2 at Old Trafford. After losing the league by goal difference, Sir Alex Ferguson signed van Persie to bolster his attacking unit. The move paid off.He won another Golden Boot to help the Red Devils win their 20th league title.

Starting his career as a soccer coach, former striker Robin van Persie addressed the possibility of working in Arsenal after his controversial move to Manchester United. Robin van Persie, widely regarded as one of the most lethal strikers of the 21st century,

Robin Van Persie is probably one of the most controversial players involved in one of the most controversial transfers in our recent history. As many of us can recall, the flying Dutchman who had represented Arsenal from 2004-2012, made the move to Manchester United in the summer of 2012 for a total package of £24million.

Van Persie accepts his past move from Arsenal to Manchester United has still not been forgiven by some sections of the Gunners support. He told Sportcast: "I don't expect to work at Arsenal in the future. I think that door is closed because of my move to Manchester United.

Robin van Persie says his move to Manchester United is ‘still sensitive’ for Arsenal fans He moved to United in the summer of 2012 and won the Premier League in his first season at the club, but Van Persie believes his transfer is still raw in the minds of Arsenal fans.

Dutch legend reflects on Arsenal departure and focuses on his coaching career. Robin van Persie has dismissed the possibility of a future return to Arsenal, citing the lingering impact of his move to Manchester United in 2012.

Former Netherlands striker, Robin van Persie, has admitted that the “door is closed” on a possible return to Arsenal. According to the 41-year-old, Gooners are “still sensitive” about his transfer to Manchester United.