Arsenal's unwanted: Wenger on Bendtner, Gervinho & Chamakh

The Gunners boss says the Danish striker is not close to leaving the club, but has confirmed that the African duo are both nearing moves elsewhere

Arsene Wenger has confirmed that Gervinho and Marouane Chamakh are both close to leaving Arsenal - but says Nicklas Bendnter is nowhere near a transfer.

The Ivorian has been in disappointing form since his arrival from Lille two years ago and has since been linked with a move to Roma.

Chamakh, meanwhile, spent last season on loan at West Ham, with Bendtner joining Juventus for 2012-13, though only one of the strikers is on the verge of a move away.

"Gervinho we are at the moment close to an agreement with a club where he should go. Bendtner we are nowhere. At the moment he is completely here," he told reporters.

"Chamakh might go somewhere, it will be decided in the next 48 hours. [They are] permanent moves."

Arsenal have been heavily linked with a move for Liverpool star Luis Suarez this summer, but Wenger is confident in his side's ability to challenge for the title without the Uruguayan.

“I am confident. Why should I sit here and say to you that we can absolutely not win the title with the players we have?

“I never said we have made a bid to Liverpool [for Suarez], now I can tell you we have made one, so at least that is some information. All the rest, I would like to keep to us. At the moment, that is where we are.”

Wenger also called for supporters to reserve judgement on the club’s work in the market until the window concludes in a month’s time - previously revealing that he was working on signings.

“I wouldn't like to talk openly about negotiations because that is not my target in the press conference. I can just repeat what I said yesterday: until the 31st, which is one month in front of us, we will work very hard to strengthen our squad without naming any specific names because I don’t believe that will make negotiations easier.

“After that you can make all kinds of thinking about the prices of the players.

“When you want to buy any player you need the agreement of the club and the agreement of the player and you need to agree a price. So you need three agreements.

“It is like you go to your neighbour and say: 'I want to buy your house, so get out tomorrow morning.' He will not be necessarily happy about it.

“We will treat every transfer with the rules we have always followed and in a fair, respectful way. That is our club. Other clubs do it differently and that is their problem. But we are completely faithful to the values we think are important here.”

Arsenal conclude the Emirates Cup on Sunday afternoon against Galatasaray.