Football can be ruthless. Managers know that better than anyone. Results determine careers, and when performances fall short, dismissals are often inevitable. What should never be inevitable, however, is discovering you have lost your job
Mattheus Cunha wants to move to Arsenal. The Brazilian had been on the verge of signing a new contract with Wolves, but has yet to put pen to paper amidst interest from other clubs,
Arsenal are interested in signing Dan Bentley from Wolves. The Gunners are in the market for a back-up goalkeeper. Aaron Ramsdale is expected to leave the club, whilst Karl Hein, whilst he has now agreed
Everton have begun talks with Chelsea about signing their striker Armando Broja who has also been linked with Wolves. The 22 year old academy graduate is hoping for a new challenge after a poor 2023/2024
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,
Arsenal are now the favourites to sign Wolves winger Pedro Neto in the summer, helped by two key developments. In the first place, Financial Fair Play concerns means that the West Midlands club need to
Arsenal are once again being linked with Wolves winger Pedro Neto. The need to find an alternative and potential competitor for Bukayo Saka has long been an issue for the Gunners, particularly given the rough
Wolves want to take Arsenal goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale on loan in January with an obligation to buy. The England stopper has controversially lost his number one spot at the Emirates to David Raya, who was
Arsenal’s hopes of finding a winger able to provide cover and competition for Bukayo Saka have been dealt a blow after their number one target for January was stretchered off at the weekend. Pedro Neto’s
Despite speculation linking Portuguese winger Pedro Neto with a move to Arsenal, it is deemed highly unlikely that any move for him will happen before transfer deadline day. The West Midlands club do not want