The Australia goalkeeper was heavily linked with a move to the Emirates Stadium over the summer, having made it clear that he wished to join the Gunners. In the end a deal failed to materialise, with the Cottagers reluctant to part with their first-choice keeper without finding a replacement first. Arsenal could return in the winter window, though, as Arsene Wenger is still to address his own issues between the sticks. Schwarzer admits anything is possible, but has hinted that he would welcome the opportunity to test himself at the highest possible level. "Who knows, we will have to wait and see," he told Sky Sports News when asked if he could still end up at Arsenal. "I'm very happy at Fulham. The supporters have been unbelievable and I've enjoyed every minute. "It's been a very hectic two months or so and the fans have been great to me. I am enjoying my football again." Schwarzer added: "I think when you look at the opportunity that was in front of me, I don't think anyone can begrudge me exploring that opportunity. "The club actually asked me if I was interested in exploring the opportunity, and I was. I'm not getting any younger, unfortunately, and you always want to better yourself."
