Arsene Wenger is set to revive his interest in Bordeaux striker Marouane Chamakh in a desperate attempt to revive his misfring Gunners. The Arsenal boss admits his concern at failing to score in back-to-back Barclays Premier League defeats by Chelsea and Sunderland following injury to star striker Robin van Persie.Sports Jerseys With the Holland international now ruled out for up to five months and Nicklas Bendtner also struggling with a groin strain, Wenger is contemplating adding to his attacking options when the transfer window opens in January. London calling: Chamakh (right) is back on Arsenal's radar The Frenchman remains an admirer of Chamakh, but a summer pursuit turned ugly when he refused to bid even half of Bordeaux's £15million asking price and later withdrew his interest because he thought the Morocco international would struggle to get a game at the Emirates Stadium. The landscape has changed, however, and Chamakh could be available at a knockdown price as he is out of contract in the summer. Sunglasses However, the 25-year-old has indicated a willingness to sign a new deal with the French champions, who are again leading the way in Ligue 1 and going well in the Champions League. Bordeaux president Jean-Louis Triaud may be reluctant to do business with Wenger, meaning Arsenal are looking at other options, reports French newspaper L'Equipe. Sportsmail revealed in the summer that Arsenal were trying to do a deal for Toulouse striker Andre-Pierre Gignac and the 23-year-old remains on Wenger's hit list. Real Madrid'sRuud van Nistelrooy - the former Manchester United striker linked to Tottenham, City and Liverpool - could be another option. Wenger to let Vela provide a case against Bordeaux star ChamakhManchester United tracking Arsenal and West Ham strike target ChamakhArsenal boss Wenger admits telling striker Chamakh: We don't need youArsenal and West Ham target Chamakh insists he won't join a French clubArshavin refuses to dwell on defeat as Asenal star insists: We can still win titleARSENAL . The Argentina captain let fly from 30 yards and although his shot appeared to be heading just off target it took a wicked deflection off the Everton centre-back and went spinning past goalkeeper Tim Howard. UGG Boots That goal gave Liverpool something to hold on to, and they defended resolutely under increasing Everton pressure until Dirk Kuyt scored the second after Howard half-saved Albert Riera's shot. Related ArticlesEverton 0 Liverpool 2Liverpool's rivals have let them off the hookMerseyside derbyLiverpool and Everton should cohabitDavid Moyes is 'choking' on Everton's declineBen?z: Liverpool must build on derby winMascherano, however, is determined to claim the opener, which would be only his fourth career goal after hitting just one for Liverpool and two for Argentina. "I think it's my goal because I tried to score with the shot," said the 25-year-old, whose celebration in front of the visiting fans at Goodison Park showed just what the strike meant to him. "It was a really important moment for me because I want to do my best. "This season some people have criticised my shooting but I am trying hard to improve it and I am happy." Manager Rafael Benitez believes that, although Mascherano's primary role is as a defensive midfielder, he is capable of getting more goals. "Since he arrived here we have been talking about how he can score goals from outside the penalty area," said the Liverpool boss. Women's clothing "Sometimes he was trying and yesterday was really good for us, a bit lucky but really good. "He can try (shooting from distance) because he can do it well." The win lifted Liverpool up to fifth, two points behind Arsenal, but Mascherano said the players had to put the derby result behind them and look to continue winning. "It's important for us to keep going. We cannot keep thinking about yesterday," he told liverpoolfc.tv. "It is important for us to try to win three or four more games in a row and keep moving up the table." Watches Brand Jeans
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