The club hierarchy are determined to support Mikel Arteta, despite Arsenal’s start to the season. Arteta Is the favourite with the bookmakers to become the first Premier League manager to be sacked this season, amidst
Brazilian side Corinthians want Willian. The 33-year od joined Arsenal from Chelsea on a free transfer last summer, signing a three year deal, but the move has not worked out for either party. He has
Lucas Torreira is set to join Fiorentina on loan for the erst of the season. The Uruguayan midfielder has an offer on the table from German side Frankfurt, and has also been linked with the
Crystal Palace may be ready to bid for Arsenal striker Eddie Nketiah, despite the fact that he is currently injured. Nketiah last season broke Alan Shearer’s record of goals for England and under-21 level;, but
A disagreement over personal terms is holding up the transfer of Kurt Zouma to West Ham United. Zouma is surplus to requirements at Stamford Bridge, who are looking to bring in Sevilla’s Jules Koundé. Chelsea
Atalanta are close to agreeing a deal with Chelsea for the transfer of Davide Zappacosta. Both Atalanta and Serie A rivals Fiorentina had been discussing a loan move for the defender, but then Atalanta enquired
England international Declan Rice is unhappy that he is being priced out of a dream move this summer. Rice has been heavily linked with a move to Chelsea, and Manchester United are also monitoring developments
Arsenal club owner Stan Koenke accidentally revealed details of Granit Xhaka’s new contract with the club. The Swiss international has signed a new deal with the Gunners that is set to run until 2025, but
Former Arsenal and Chelsea defender David Luiz, is wanted by Brazilian side Flamengo. The 34-year old is a free agent after leaving the Gunners at the end of last season, with the Gunners decided not
Chelsea are mulling over whether to buy another midfielder in the transfer window. Currently their only major acquisition has been Romelu Lukaku, although a deal for Sevilla defender Jules Koundé may still be pushed through