Arsenal forward Alexis Sanchez 'welcome' at Paris Saint-Germain, Edinson Cavani says

Paris Saint-Germain striker Edinson Cavani has said Alexis Sanchez is "welcome" to join him in the French capital if he decides to leave Arsenal this summer.

Sanchez, 28, has only a year left on his Gunners contract and has been linked with moves to Barcelona, Manchester City and Juventus, along with French champions PSG.

The Chile international admitted earlier this month that he was "frustrated" with Arsenal's season and that he would make a decision on his future in the summer.

Cavani became the most expensive signing in French football when he joined PSG from Napoli for €64m (£54m) in 2013.

"If they come, they are welcome," Cavani was quoted as saying by the London Evening Standard when asked about the potential arrivals of Sanchez and Borussia Dortmund striker Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang.

"We always hope that new players complete the team with their qualities.

"As for what the club is missing, I will never tell you. For me, my teammates are the best."

Arsenal are in fifth place on the league table, three points behind Manchester City in the last Champions League qualifying spot. They face Chelsea in the FA Cup final at Wembley on 27 May.

Sanchez told Sky Sports on 7 May that he wanted to win the Premier League and the Champions League, and admitted that the current season had fallen short of his own expectations.

"I don't think it has been a very good season for me because I came here to win trophies, to be competing in the Champions League semi-finals and to win the Premier League, and I feel disappointed that we aren't in a position to win the Premier League or the Champions League," the 28-year-old said.

"What I want to do now is to finish the season well, try to qualify for the Champions League, win the FA Cup and then I'll sit down with the club to decide what I'm going to do.

"We'll speak once the season is over because if I speak now, that would take my focus away from what I want, which is qualifying for the Champions League and winning the FA Cup."