Jude Short

It seems like Arsenal have identified a Premier League-proven talent that could alleviate their attacking worries heading into next season.

Mikel Arteta delivered news on the availability of Kai Havertz, Eberechi Eze, Riccardo Calafiori and Jurrien Timber.

If Arsenal want to sustain their project for the rest of the decade, it will mean signing elite players—but this might come at a cost.

Ahead of the crucial first leg against Atlético Madrid in Spain, Arsenal fans had every reason to be concerned, with several key players under injury doubts. Both Eberechi Eze and Kai Havertz were taken off as precautionary measures in the Gunners’ 1-0 win over Newcastle, and Gabriel Martinelli looked to have a hamstring problem at […]

Arsenal’s 4–0 victory over Atletico Madrid earlier in the season might have offered Arteta a tactical blueprint for how to approach the game.

At a Glance: Arsenal’s issues up front have plagued the club for the past few seasons, with the problem specifically involving having a number nine that can smash in goals for the North London club. 12 goals in 32 Premier League games for the Gunners might seem like a good level of output for last […]

Second-season struggles are also known as a ‘sophomore slump’—and this seems to be what Ethan Nwaneri is going through at Marseille.

Arsenal are looking for a player to bolster their midfield, and it seems that not just one, but two Newcastle midfielders are of interest.

Arsenal’s search for a forward to fix their issues will continue into the summer, with one Bundesliga star emerging as a potential target.

While Arsenal’s attacking displays have not been at their best this season, having a player like Bukayo Saka back will be essential.

Noni Madueke was one of Arsenal’s more unexpected signings, and his place in the starting 11 could be disrupted by the return of Bukayo Saka.

Eberechi Eze was the difference maker in Arsenal’s win over Newcastle, scoring the only goal in a game that saw the Gunners retake top spot.