Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger attends a team training session at their training ground in London Colney, north of London, August 26, 2014. Arsenal are due to play Besiktas in a Champions League qualifying soccer match on Wednesday in London.
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger attends a team training session at their training ground in London Colney, north of London, August 26, 2014. Arsenal are due to play Besiktas in a Champions League qualifying soccer match on Wednesday in London. REUTERS/Eddie Keogh

Arsenal starlet Wellington Silva, who is currently loaned to UD Almeria, is keeping mum on whether or not his future still lies at the Emirates or not.

The 21-year-old striker has yet to feature as a Gunner since he was brought in in January 2011 from Fluminense, and has virtually spent the past three seasons in Spain with different clubs.

"I could go back to Arsenal next season if Wenger wants me to," said the Brazilian.

"But I am not going to worry about my future and my only desire right now is to help Almeria preserve their La Liga status.

"At this moment, I am focused on the present."

A lack of work permit was the primary hindrance to Silva's presence in England's top-flight, but it has already been resolved recently.

"It is very important for me," was his remark on the favourable development.

He tallied 2 goals and 5 assists in the second division for Real Murcia during the 2013/14 campaign in 36 appearances (13 starts), primarily deployed as a winger.

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