By Sportsmail Reporter

Last updated at 2:30 PM on 27th November 2011

Marouane Chamakh's faltering spell at Arsenal could be coming to a close as ambitious French Ligue 1 side Paris St Germain plan a £10milion bid for the striker.

Chamakh has failed to to impress since he joined the Gunners from Bordeaux on a free last May and PSG can offer him a route out of the north London club.

Arsene Wenger insists he is still part of his plans, but big money offer from PSG would prove difficult to resist, according to the Sunday Mirror.

Wenger has relied heavily on captain Robin van Persie who has scored his 17 goals in all competitions this season.

And with summer signing Gervinho providing support for the flying Dutchman there has been little chance for Chamakh to impress himself on the side.

The Gunners boss is sympathetic to Chamakh's situation, but has stated he may get the chance to prove his worth to club, before any potential sale.

Wenger said: 'We have (Marouane) Chamakh and Park Ju-Young, who I think are quality, but at the moment they are not getting the opportunities because Robin is in such fantastic form.

'It will be up to them to show they can take the relay when needed because the season is long and we play in many competitions, hopefully for a long time. Everybody will get a chance.'