Winger Arsenal Theo Walcott can leave the team if he fails to return to his best form.

In the current season, Walcott has never appeared on the field in the starting lineup, failing to distinguish themselves by productive actions in the championship of England.

Given the fact that the 28-year-old Englishman has 18 months left under the current contract, Arsenal is considering selling the player this winter.

As reported by The Gambling Times, if the player does not pick up his optimal condition and does not begin to demonstrate a high-level game, the Gunners will be ready to part with him in January.

A number of clubs are interested in Theo's services, including West Ham and Crystal Palace, which will allow the player to stay in London, as well as Everton, who calls the winger to Liverpool.

The very same footballer is thinking over the change of the club, in order to obtain sufficient practice in the run-up to the World Cup-2018. Walcott still hopes to go to the World Cup, and from the bench of the reserve Arsenal to get into the national team will be almost impossible.

Earlier it was reported that midfielder "Gunners" Mesut Ozil may move to Manchester United in the summer.