Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta insists he isn't worried about losing players to Newcastle United.
The two clubs go head-to-head in the Premier League on Saturday with the Magpies now under the ownership of Amanda Staveley's Saudi-backed consortium, which has ambitious plans for the future.
Asked if he was worried, he replied: "No. I think players should stay at football clubs when they feel that they belong somewhere, when they feel important to it, when they feel valued in every single aspect and when that's the case, normally players want to stay.
"When players start to decide something else, it's because they need something different in their futures, and that happens with any club that has financial power to convince anybody, or has other capacities.
"Sometimes it's not the financial power, sometimes it's sporting reasons, sometimes family reasons, sometimes it's a problem of adaptation. There are many different cases."
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