Lille manager Rudi Garcia says he is hopeful only one of Gervinho and Eden Hazard will leave, as Arsenal weigh up a double swoop.

The Gunners have been linked with two of the French champions' star players, with Hazard having been on Arsene Wenger's radar for some time after exploding onto the scene.

Ivory Coast international Gervinho has caught the eye of a number of clubs after his fine performances at the World Cup, backing those up with a good season in France.

Newcastle are thought to be in pole position to sign Gervinho, who, like Hazard, has just a year left on his current contract.

Belgium international Hazard has turned down the chance to join the Gunners before, opting to stay with Lille rather than jump ship during the last January transfer window.

Garcia seems to have accepted that at least one of his star men will be leaving the club this summer but any hopes Arsenal had of completing a double swoop, look to have been ended.

"Hazard should stay, for me. He will learn more and improve again," Garcia told Sky Sports.

"In an ideal world, Gervinho would do the same with a new contract because he has one year left.

"The chairman and I are of the same mind, we should keep the two. We can accept one leaving, but not the two. It would be a nightmare for us."

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