We have the newest in the moving market, adding the newest long-term Houssem Aouar and Mesut Ozil.
Follow all gunners news, gossip and updates below. . .
Calum Chambers explained how he thinks he will have support for Mikel Arteta’s plans after his return to form.
He said: “Like I said, there is never a good time for an injury like this, but the time is bad.
“We all love the philosophy and the way he trains and the way he needs to play. He needs half-twos of the ball game and that’s what I see. So I like to think I’m on your plans.
“As I said before, this is a case where I’m patient and I go back to the previous point. And in every single opportunity I have, I give 100 percent and do the best I can. “
Gabriel Martinelli praised the ‘incredible support’ of Arsenal enthusiasts at the time the Brazilian striker made his long-awaited return from injury.
He published after his return: “It was a wonderful feeling to have minutes tonight – a huge thank you to Arsenal’s medical and physio groups for their fantastic paintings and enthusiasts for their incredible help in my long recovery.
Raúl Jiménez’s father says the striker’s fracture “will have no impact” in the future of the Wolves.
Jimenez was discharged from the hospital and returned home to his circle of relatives after undergoing emergency surgery.
The Wolves star was injured in a horrific head clash with Arsenal’s David Luiz at the Emirates on 29 November.
He spent a week and a part in the hospital before Tuesday.
And Jimenez’s father praised the doctors for helping his son, it would not have resulted from the serious blow to the skull.
He said through the Mexican medium Record: “We continue to lurk because it is a very difficult thing, but thanks to the strength of Raul is advancing.
“He is a little pleased to know the complicated scenario he is leaving and that thanks to the intelligent and timely intervention of doctors in England, they have done what can be done and he is recovering in a good mood and very. “Motivated.
“What we were told is that it will have no consequences and that it is only a matter of time before we start physical rehabilitation. “
Agent Kia Joorabchian has denied a role in Arsenal’s transfers and has lashed out at Jamie Carragher for having influenced Willian’s signing.
He said to Sky, “He didn’t have anything to do with Willian’s signature.
“If Jamie had had the trouble to consult with Mikel [Arteta] or [the technical director] Edu, they would have said that Mikel had advanced three times to convince Willian to be his number one at Arsenal.
“He had the opportunity to play for Chelsea and move on to two other Premier League clubs. [Inter] Miami made him a great offer. Mikel convinced him of Array. “
Joorabchian added: “The main point is: why does Sky pay Jamie Carragher so much to say things?
“He actually has the Sky contacts or himself to make a phone call to Edu or even Sky to make a query to the press service.
“Why guess it will create a very bad atmosphere in the club?”
Arsenal will reportedly move Maxi Gómez from Valencia.
The 24-year-old has a termination clause of 125 million pounds, but the Gunners may point out a fraction of that amount.
According to MailOnline, Valencia plans to arrive in Gómez in January or next summer.
And the Spanish aspect would skilfully give less than the forward’s termination clause.
Manchester United suffered European punishment at the hands of RB Leipzig on the night of the Champions League.
His disappointment, however, is the worst suffered by English clubs on the continent.
Click HERE to see more closely five dreadful nights for Premier League clubs in Europe, adding a bad game for Arsenal on MonacoArray. .
Mesut Ozil would now move to DC United, where he will be able to better manage his business.
The German has been out of the Emirates after being out of the club’s Premier League and Europa League teams.
According to DHA, It is United washington DC that will propose a new proposal at age 32.
Ozil is said to be “the most serious” about moving to the United States than anything else, as it may be offering you the opportunity to expand your business off the field.
Bayer Leverkusen ace Leon Bailey is reportedly across four Premier League teams, adding Arsenal on Thursday night.
The winger has attracted the attention of several great Europeans with a series of stellar performances for the Bundesliga team.
Arsenal, Tottenham, Everton and Manchester United are said to be 4 of the groups interested in signing the 23-year-old, who played a key role in Leverkusen’s impressive start to the season.
And according to the Daily Mail, the Premier League quartet will send representatives to see Jamaican in action in Leverkusen’s Europa League clash with Slavia Prague.
They say scouts from all 4 clubs will be provided at the BayArena to take notes on the rate valued at £ 36 million.
Arsenal are on the brink of crisis after the North London derby against Tottenham this weekend.
The result left them languishing in the Premier League after 11 games.
But Mikel Arteta’s team has found solace in the Europa League this season, having won out of competition.
Although it has already passed, the Spaniard will be desperate to achieve victory when his team faces Dundalk on Thursday night, to keep skeptics at bay, at least temporarily.
Here’s how they can line up . . .
Mikel Arteta would have had three games to save his task at Arsenal.
Calciomercato says Gunners coach and former gamer Edu Gaspar is in a position to fire Arteta if the effects don’t improve.
And former Juventus chief Max Allegri has been undercover to take over the Emirates if Arteta leaves.
Patrick Vieira is out of control after being captured by Nice, but pressured to recover via Didier Deschamps.
Arsenal legend has already been linked to Nantes and French technician Deschamps is in his abilities.
He told Le10Sport: “It’s a difficult time, even if it’s at the beginning of his career.
“He has quite broad shoulders, character. The adventure in Nice ends. There is a fatality in the lack of results, I have no doubt that he will recover. “
“He’s got everything to be a coach. “
Arsenal’s declared interest in Franck Kessie may be brief.
Reports in Italy described how the Gunners joined Tottenham with AC Milan star.
But Calciomercato now claims that Serie A giants are in talks for the midfielder’s contract after 2022.
Kessie had said earlier in the season: “I didn’t even think about leaving Milan, and no one at the club ever asked me. Wearing this T-shirt, which now I take off my skin, is a pride for me and my whole family.
Mikel Arteta is in danger on arsenal’s bench, he’s assured.
Italian journalist Fabrizio Romano said lately “no risk” of the technician wasting his work.
He tells her it would be “crazy” to fire the Spaniard after a year’s work.
Gabriel Martinelli made his return to action after several months of absence last night.
Check out his highlights of the under-21 loss to AFC Wimbledon.
Borussia Dortmund have learned that Arsenal target Donyell Malen as a replacement for Jadon Sancho.
The former Gooner plays in the Netherlands for PSV Eindhoven, and has been linked to a return to the Emirates.
But Sport Bild names the winger as Dortmund’s first-choice signing if Sancho does so this summer.
Manchester United were unable to point to England’s star this year and may check it again.
AC Milan have added theirs to the short list to highlight Sporting CP star Nuno Mendes.
The side has been connected to Manchester United, Arsenal, Liverpool, Juventus and Wolves.
But La Gazzetta dello Sport says Milan hopes to have opportunities with the 18-year-old if Diogo Dalot’s transfer to United is not permanent.
Mendes has a clause of 40. 5 million pounds in his contract.
A survey of Premier League enthusiasts revealed that the Gunners are probably the maximum to hammer their own team.
This is through Footy Accumulators’ Top-Flight Traits survey conducted through 2,000 leading club supporters.
This proved that Arsenal enthusiasts were the top highs to leave an early match, boo their own team and bet against their own team.
The wolves, on the other hand, were the least highs to boo or bet against their team, and Leicester enthusiasts considered the most eager to remain until the end.
William Saliba was sent off by Arsenal’s under-21 team on Tuesday night while continuing his evening spell in north London.
The Frenchman slipped and lost the ball before rushing to retrieve it but the referee did and showed him a yellow moment.
He won the ball, with his frame out of control, the referee awarded Wimbledon a foul.
What do you think?
Arsenal Thomas Partey for a scan of his thigh injury.
The midfielder aggravated the challenge in the North London derby, getting an angry reaction from Mikel Arteta when he lied to Tottenham’s moment goal.
Mikel Arteta could possibly reveal the effects of research at his pre-match press convention later today.
Party probably wouldn’t pass Dundalk for dead rubber.
Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang fined 7,500 euros for his court cases before the African Football Confederation (CAF) last month.
The striker was furious when he and his Gabon teammates had to wait six hours at a Gambian airport before their match abroad.
Several social media posts, adding photos of friends sleeping on the floor and tweets tagging the CAF, would have undermined the organization’s “honour and image. “
One article said, “Beautiful work by CAF, it’s like we’re back in the nineties. “
The Federal Republic of The Gambia also fined 75,000 pounds, part of which is suspended.
Arsenal could not possibly live to thank RB Leipzig for leading Manchester United to the Europa League.
Ladbrokes has the Red Devils as favorites before the last 32 are confirmed.
The English clubs in the next circular are the four supported teams, followed by the Serie A giants.
Odds of the Europa League winner:
Arsenal can lay down their Europa League with a win at Dundalk tomorrow.
The Gunners have not won six consecutive European matches since November 2005, the qualifying stage.
In fact, this race ended in a tie in a dead rubber fit to end a stage of organization.
Avoiding defeat will also break the club’s record of avoiding defeat in European away matches, with the existing series of eight matches matching the March 1995 record.
Glenn Hoddle explained why he thought Arsenal were suffering, as the defense was not smart enough to bring out Mikel Arteta’s plans.
He wrote in the Evening Standard: “They play decent football, but their lead is gone and I still feel like they’re on the defensive.
“I don’t think their defenders are smart enough on one-on-one, when they get carried away with those situations, they get caught. There are many paintings Mikel Arteta wants to make. I think they play too much.
“It’s great to do that in Manchester City when you have a fabulous goalkeeper with feet and players bought for millions who can deal with the game in their own six-metre box.
“Moving to Arsenal, they’re not in a position to do it as a team and you can take them out. So they tried very hard. “
Arsenal finished first in their Europa League and will qualify for the next draw.
The Gunners will have their last 32 war parts next week.
On Monday 14 December they will be drawn and the red star of Belgrade is the unranked showed team that will play Thursday’s matches.
Four of the Champions League 3rd-place groups will not be selected, possibly coming with Manchester United.
It will be played on February 18 and 25.
Gabriel Martinelli came back from the reservists last night.
And the Brazilian wrote about his “great feeling” of returning to the box after the trip.
© News Group Newspapers Limited in England No. 679215 Headquarters: 1 London Bridge Street, London, SE1 9GF. “The Sun”, “Sun”, “Sun Online” are registered trademarks or industrial names of News Group Newspapers Limited. This service is provided under the popular terms and situations of News Group Newspapers ‘Limited, in accordance with our privacy and cookie policy. For information about a hardware replica license, visit our distribution site. Check out our online press kit. For any additional requests, please contact us. To view all the contents of The Sun, use the site map. Sun’s online page is regulated by the Independent Press Standards Organization (IPSO)
Our hounds aspire to precision, but we make mistakes. To learn more about our claims policy and register a claim, click this link: thesun. co. uk/editorial-complaints/