Tuesday night’s humiliation at Arsenal may cost Mauricio Pochettino his job. Not only was the five goal defeat Arsenal’s biggest win in the 117 year history of the fixture. It could have been worse but
Juventus want to sign Arsenal midfielder Jorginho on a free transfer this summer. They have a long-standing interest in the 32 year old which dates back to when Mauricio Sarri was in charge of the
Wolves are the latest club who are interested in signing Arsenal goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale, although Newcastle United and Chelsea are also monitoring his situation. The 25 year old wants to leave the Emirates this summer,
Dutch full-back Ian Maatsen, who joined Borussia Dortmund on loan from Chelsea in January wants to make the move permanent. He has already informed his parent club of his wishes. Maatsen had enjoyed a successful
Arsenal have serious interest in signing Crystal Palace winger Michael Olise as they look to strengthen their attacking options for next season. They will face, though, intense competition, with multiple teams, including both Manchester clubs,
Chelsea are being linked with a summer move for midfielder Georgiy Sudakov, who currently plays for Shakhtar Donestsk, the same club they bought Mykhailo Mudryk from 15 months ago. The 21-year-old has been dubbed the
Arsenal are set to regret not tying goalkeeper Arthur Okonkwo to a new contract after allowing him to leave on loan to Wrexham at the start of the season. Having forced his way into the
Former Manchester United defender Gabriel Heinze could join the Arsenal coaching staff this summer. The 45 year old is currently in London and is believed to have already had talks about coming on board under
Chelsea have triggered contract extensions for the pair of Enzo Fernandez and Mykhailo Mudryk. The pair moved to Stamford Bridge in January of last year for large sums, and were already on lengthy contracts. Mudryk
Chelsea full-back Lewis Hall’s move to Newcastle is set to be converted into a permanent deal, The 19 year old joined the North-East club initially on loan last summer, and, although it was reported at