Leno could be sold next summer
Arsenal may sell German goalkeeper Bernd Leno next summer. The 29-year old German has two years left on his current deal at the Emirates, but has expressed a desire to explore other opportunities, and has
Arsenal may sell German goalkeeper Bernd Leno next summer. The 29-year old German has two years left on his current deal at the Emirates, but has expressed a desire to explore other opportunities, and has
Houssem Aouar has discounted links with Arsenal. At one stage during the summer, it seemed certain that the Gunners were going to make a move for the Lyon playmaker, having also been linked with the
Everton are planning to try again to sign Arsenal utility player Ainsley Maitland-Niles when the January transfer window opens. The Merseyside club came close to signing him, before the Gunners blocked the move on deadline
Arsenal are ready to offer former player Jack Wilshere a lifeline. The 29-year old, who made 197 appearances for the Gunners is currently without a club, as he tries to convince prospective employers that he
Concluding the series looking at players who pulled on first the blue of Chelsea and later the red and white of Arsenal. In 2004, Chelsea paid what was then a record fee for a goalkeeper
Continuing the series looking at players who appeared for both Arsenal and Chelsea. This time considering some players who appeared first for Chelsea before switching their allegiance to Arsenal. For Part One please click here;
Arsenal are being linked with a move for Sevilla striker Youssef En-Nesyri. The Gunners are looking to find a replacement for Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, who is the highest paid player at the Emirates, having signed a
Former player Marc Overmars remains coy on reports linking him with a return to Arsenal, either as a replacement for Edu or as a board member. H is currently director of football at Ajax, and
Premier League clubs topped the spending charts this summer, with more than £1.15 billion paid out in transfer fees. That was more than Spain, Germany and French sides spent combined, But, despite that outlay, the
Greek centre back Dinos Mavropanos could be set to make his loan move from Arsenal to Stuttgart permanent. He joined the Bundesliga side on loan last season and helped them to a ninth place finish
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