Neto now favourite to sign for the Gunners
Arsenal are now the favourites to sign Wolves winger Pedro Neto in the summer, helped by two key developments. In the first place, Financial Fair Play concerns means that the West Midlands club need to
Arsenal are now the favourites to sign Wolves winger Pedro Neto in the summer, helped by two key developments. In the first place, Financial Fair Play concerns means that the West Midlands club need to
Arsenal are set to offload Brazilian winger Marquinhos. He was signed from São Paolo in 2022, with the Gunners hoping that he could make the same impression at the Emirates as his compatriot Gabriel Martinelli.
Arsenal have identified winger as one of their main priorities in the summer transfer window, conscious of the need to find a quality back-up for Bukayo Saka, and to relieve some of the workload on
Arsenal are likely to try and trigger a clause in Jorginho’s contract which will see him extend his stay at the Emirates by a further year. He was signed from Chelsea in January 2023 on
Argentine World Cup winner Enzo Fernandez is already considering leaving Chelsea, despite having only been at the club a little more than a year. When he was signed in January 2023 he was the most
Newcastle United, Borussia Dortmund and Ajax have all been linked with a summer move for Arsenal youngster Amario Cozier-Duberry. The 18 year old is out of contract at the end of the season, which has
Mauricio Pochettino’s plans to strengthen his Chelsea squad were thwarted by concerns over FFP and the need to adhere to the Premier’s League profit and sustainability rules. The manager wanted to bring in a left-back
Japanese international Takehiro Tomiyasu has agreed a new long-term contract with Arsenal. His existing deal had 18 months to go, and there was speculation that he might be sold in the summer, amidst reports of
The vultures are beginning to circle over the head of Chelsea manager Mauricio Pochettino. Sunday’s defeat to Wolves in the Premier League was their tenth defeat of the season, and, for the first time in
Albert “Sambi” Lokonga could yet have a future at Arsenal. The Gunners signed him from Anderlecht in 2021 for ₤17 million, but he failed to establish himself at the Emirates, and spent the second half
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