Concluding the series looking at players whose careers were cut short by injury, or failed to fulfil their potential as a result. For Part One click here; Part Two click here; Part Three click here;
The latest instalment in the series looking at players whose careers were either ruined by injury, or failed to fulfil their potential because of them. Pierluigi Casiraghi For Part One click here; Part Two click
Martin Ǿdegaard’s potential return to Arsenal is back on again, just days after it looked like it was off the table completely. Despite being linked with moves for James Maddison and Houssem Aouar, Ǿdegaard has
Joe Willock has left Arsenal to join Newcastle United. The 21-year-old has signed a six year deal with the North-East club and is line to make his permanent debut against West Ham on Sunday. The
Arsenal have now switched their attention to Barcelona keeper Neto as they continue to search for a back-up to Bernd Leno for the season ahead. The Ginners had been linked with a move for Aaron
Lyon have agreed personal terms with Xherdan Shaqiri. However, the French side have still to agree a valuation with Liverpool, and negotiations between the two clubs are continuing. It is reported that Lyon’s initial bid
Chelsea defender Antonio Rudiger is still considering his future at the West London club. He is into the final 12 months of his contract at Stamford Bridge, which makes resolving his situation a priority for
Arsenal remain in negotiations with Sheffield United about a move for goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale. The Gunners have had two bids for the 23-year old turned down by the South Yorkshire club and there were reports
Arsenal are set to battle neighbours Tottenham for Swiss international Denis Zakaria. And Everton may also be ready to throw their hat in the ring for the player who has indicated that he is ready
Paul Pogba is staying at Manchester United. But it also means that he is likely to leave them for free for a second time next summer unless they can get him to change his mind