Nasri cards close to chest on future

Samir Nasti must surely be nailed on to get the option on his contract taken up by the club but he admits he hasn’t a clue at this stage.

The midfielder was in blinding form when he arrived as a sub on Saturday and completed 39 of 39 passes  in the dramatic turn around.

With the manager such a keen fan of the player it would be a massive surprise were the Frenchman to remain at the club.

And it’s now likely that he could easily start in the next game against Everton in a fortnight’s time after such a commanding and influential performance.

At 31 and with highs and lows behind him in a chequered career he will take nothing for granted as we approach the end of a season which has also been interrupted by injury.

And he has spoken about what he has to to to make sure he remains at the club for a full year after joining in January.

He told www.whufc.com:  “I don’t know about my future. The most important thing for me was to come back, which I did in January.

“Then I got an injury because I wasn’t used to playing week in week out when I have been out of the game for so long. 

“Now the manager takes his time with me. I have seven games left and I just want to play free of injury and then we will sit down and see what is next.”