Hector Bellerin has dropped a huge hint regarding his Arsenal future by revealing that he wants to wear the number two shirt next season.
Despite signing a new Gunners contract last season which runs until 2023, the Spaniard has been consistently linked with a departure from the Emirates Stadium.
Bellerin's agent revealed last month that, though there is always interest in the 23-year-old, no offers have been made, and that the defender is happy in North London.
The Spain international has worn the number 24 since breaking into Arsenal's first team in 2015 but now has his sights set on the shirt previously worn by Mathieu Debuchy.
In an interview on the club's official YouTube page, Bellerin said: "In the summer, I'm going to ask for the number two shirt. I've already spoken to Vic [Akers, kit man], he knows."
Bellerin has made 42 appearances in all competitions this term for Arsene Wenger's side.
