Theo Walcott is worried about rumours regarding Samir Nasri and a possible move by the Frenchman to Manchester United.

The Arsenal and England winger believes the Gunners have to keep their best players, as well as adding some new ones, if they are to end their six-year wait for silverware.

Walcott believes it has been too long since the club won a trophy, and hopes Nasri will stay and help the team win something next year.

He said: "I don't like getting involved in people's careers.

"We need to keep hold of our best players - but it's up to Samir, it's his decision. He had a great season, he showed people what he can do.

"He's a very important player to Arsenal and we'll see what happens in the summer."

Walcott added that he believes Arsene Wenger will be active in the transfer market this summer, as he's said he will be.

"Yeah [I'm expecting players to be signed], the manager's said so," Walcott added. "Hopefully we can keep hold of our best players, as we need to be winning something next season without a doubt.

"It's been so long and the fans have waited so long. And players don't like seeing every season go without winning anything."

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