West Bromwich Albion have joined AC Milan and a number of other teams in the chase to sign Arsenal midfielder Krystian Bielik. The 21 year old impressed last season whilst on loan with Charlton Athletic,
Egyptian midfielder Mohamed Elneny is set to leave Arsenal and join French Ligue 1 side Bordeaux. The 26-year old, who joined the Gunners from Basel in January 2016, has found himself pushed down the pecking
Arsenal have been linked again with a move for Bournemouth winger Ryan Fraser. The 25-year old Scottish international was linked with a move to the Emirates earlier in the transfer window, before the Gunner turned
Tottenham are the favourites to edge out fellow Premier League rivals Liverpool and Arsenal in the race to sign Spanish midfielder Dani Cellabos. The 22-year old has been identified as surplus to requirements at the
Arsenal are close to completing their second signing of the summer in the form of St. Etienne defender William Saliba. The 18-year old has been one of the Gunners top transfer targets, and they have
Bordeaux want to sign Arsenal captain Laurent Koscielny. The 33-year old, who joined the Gunners from L’Orient in 2010, is keen to return to France after none years in North London, according to L’Equippe, who
Crystal Palace are considering turning to Arsenal’s Carl Jenkinson as a replacement for the departed Aaron Wan-Bissaka. 27-year old Jenkinson is now one of the oldest players at the Emirates since joining the club from
Arsenal are in talks to sign former Porto midfielder Yacine Brahimi who is a free agent after leaving the Portuguese club. The Algerian international, who can play either as an attacking midfielder or as a
Arsenal’s limited transfer fund kitty could be in line for an unexpected boost. Manager Unai Emery is severely limited in terms of how much he can spend on transfers this summer, following the failure of
Wilfried Zaha wants to join Arsenal, the club that he supported as a boy. The 26-year old believes that he needs to move on if he wants to realise his sporting ambitions, but, preferring to
Recent Comments