Van Persie discusses his potential return to Arsenal following his disappointment with the club.

In 2012, there was a significant transfer in the world of football that shook both Arsenal and Manchester United fans. It was the move of Robin Van Persie from Arsenal to Manchester United. The Dutchman, who is now 41, retired from playing in 2019 and recently began his coaching career with Eredivisie side Heerenveen.

Naturally, there has been speculation about which team Van Persie would want to manage in the future. However, he has made it clear that a return to Arsenal is not on the cards for him. During his time at Arsenal from 2004 to 2012, he was loved by many fans. But his decision to join their rival team, Manchester United, left a bitter taste in the mouths of the Gunners fans.

When asked about the possibility of working with Arsenal in the future, Van Persie responded by saying that he does not expect to. He believes that the door is closed for him due to his switch to Manchester United. While he acknowledges that things can change in football, he doesn't see himself going back to his former club.

The Dutchman also understands that his move was sensitive for Arsenal fans. However, he personally does not feel the same way. He has learned not to plan too far ahead in his career and is currently focused on his role as the head coach of Heerenveen. He is enjoying his time at the club and is proud to be a part of it. Feeling welcomed and appreciated is important to him, and he is grateful for the support of the club and its fans.

During his time at Arsenal, Van Persie was a key player, scoring 132 goals and providing 56 assists in 278 games. He also helped the team secure the FA Cup in 2005. After his move to Manchester United, he continued to impress, scoring 58 goals and providing 15 assists in 105 games. He played a crucial role in their Premier League title win in 2013.

Van Persie is widely regarded as one of the best strikers of his generation and holds the record for the most goals scored for the Netherlands national team, with 50 goals in 102 caps. While he may not be returning to Arsenal anytime soon, he will always be remembered as an important player in the club's history.

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