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Published 14:41 12 Oct 2015 BST

The Arsenal manager's interest seemed to cool following the emergence of Francis Coquelin last season, but he could see Carvalho as a long-term replacement for Mikel Arteta or Matheiu Flamini.
Still, it doesn't look like he'll be making a January move, saying: "I am where I want to be right now, which is Sporting.
"But if I ever do leave then it’s a sign that my work here was well done. I dream of winning the Primeira Liga here."Explore more on these topics:

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