Arsenal hopes of signing Juventus midfielder Arthur Mélo in the current window have been dealt a blow. The Gunners find themselves threadbare in midfield, with Thomas Partey and Mohamad Elneny away at AFCO< Ainsley-Maitland-Niles now
Sead Kolasinac could become the third Arsenal player to leave the club this month. However, whilst the moves of Ainsley-Maitland-Niles to Roma and Flo Balogun to Middlesbrough are both loans, in Kolasinac’s case it will
Roma are still interested in signing Arsenal midfielder Granit Xhaka. The Swiss international seemed on the verge of joining the Serie A club in the summer, but the deal fell through at the last minute,
Crystal Palace have revived their interest in signing Arsenal striker Eddie Nketiah. The South London side came close to capturing the 22-year old last summer, to the extent that both clubs had agreed a fee
Serie A side Udinese want to take Arsenal defender Pablo Mari on loan for the rest of the season, although there is also interest from Sampdoria. He originally joined the Gunners on loan from Flamengo
Arsenal are in advanced talks with Juventus over a loan deal for their midfielder Arthur Mélo. Midfield has been identified as a priority area that needs strengthening by Mikel Arteta, and the club has been
Arsenal have made their first January signing, although it is not the big name star some of their fans have been expecting. Instead, it is a 16 year old, who has been playing for the
Arsenal are looking to the loan market to fill the gaps in their depleted squad, especially in central midfield. With both Thomas Partey and Mohamed Elneny away at AFCON, that has left Granit Xhaka and
Middlesbrough still went ahead and signed a loan deal for Arsenal striker Flo Balogun, despite the fact that he had since contracted Covid. The Championship had finalised the terms of the proposed deal which sees
Atlético Madrid want to take Arsenal right-back Cedric Soares on loan until the end of the season. They are seeking cover in that area after selling Kieran Trippier to Newcastle United for £12 million. Any