Oleksandr Zinchenko will become Arsenal’s fifth summer signing. The Ukrainian international will move to the Emirates after Arsenal agreed to pay Manchester City £30 million for the 25 year old, with a further £2 million
Arsenal are in talks with Manchester City about a deal to sign Ukrainian international Oleksandr Zinchenko. The two clubs have already done business this summer, with the Gunners sealing the £45 million capture of striker
Arsenal defender Auston Trusty has finalised a loan move to Birmingham City. Many Gunners fans might not even know that he is an Arsenal player, the American having sealed his move to North London from
Arsenal are expected to make a bid for Benfica full-back Alex Grimaldo. Although the emphasis has been in improving the team’s ability to score goals, Mikel Arteta is keen to strengthen his defensive options as
Barcelona have made a final offer worth £47 million for Leeds United winger Raphinha. The 25-year old Brazilian has been the subject of a transfer battle this summer, and seemed to be close to joining
German goalkeeper Bernd Leno is close to finalising his Arsenal exit with Fulham set to sign the 30-year old. Leno lost his first-team place at the Emirates last season to Aaron Ramsdale and wants to
Arsenal are one of a handful of clubs who have made enquiries about signing Paulo Dybala. The Argentine is currently a free agent after leaving Juventus following the failure of both parties to agree a
Arsenal have agreed personal terms with Belgian midfielder Youri Tielemans. The 25 year old has been heavily linked with a move to North London recently, although the trail had gone a little cold with the
Arsenal could now turn to Real Madrid’s Marco Asencio after missing out on Leeds United’s Raphinha. They seemed all set to sign the Brazilian international, only to be gazumped by Chelsea, seemingly at the last
Serie A club Hellas Verona are in discussions with Arsenal about a move for Spanish defender Pablo Mari. He spent last season on loan with Udinese but, although he did well for them, they turned