Arteta names Arsenal ‘Invincibles’ he’d welcome into class of 2020
Mikel Arteta has picked out Thierry Henry and Patrick Vieira as the Arsenal heroes of the past that he would like to add to his Gunners squad of the present.
Arsenal players and coaches agree 12.5 per cent pay cut
Arsenal players and coaching staff have agreed to take a voluntary 12.5 per cent pay cut to help support the club financially during the coronavirus crisis.
‘If Man Utd offer £100m, Arsenal must sell Aubameyang’
Arsenal should be looking to offload Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang if Manchester United table an offer of £100 million ($125m), says Charlie Nicholas, with £200m ($249m) required to make the Gunners top-four contenders again.
EPL target Gabriel praised by Lille president
Lille president Gerard Lopez labelled Gabriel Magalhaes ‘an absolute machine’ as the defender reportedly attracts interest from Everton.
Arsenal star David Luiz lifts lid on Chelsea exit
David Luiz has admitted that he had doubts over his move to Arsenal last summer after making the ‘quick decision’ to leave Chelsea at the end of his ‘cycle’ at Stamford Bridge.
Arsenal players reject wage cuts as coronavirus crisis stand-off continues
Arsenal’s players have rejected the latest proposal aimed at slashing the club’s wage bill during the ongoing coronavirus crisis.
Aubameyang enjoys being an Arsenal superstar – Nicholas
Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang enjoys being Arsenal’s superstar, says Charlie Nicholas, with it unlikely that he would trade in that standing for a move to a Premier League rival.
EPL chief warns pandemic may cost at least £1 billion
The coronavirus pandemic could cost the Premier League ‘at least £1 billion’, the competition’s chief executive Richard Masters has warned.
Podolski explains his Arsenal exit – and love for Wenger
Lukas Podolski has told FourFourTwo why he had to leave Arsenal, despite his affection for former manager Arsene Wenger.
Call for Liverpool to be declared Premier League champions
Deal with it Manchester United fans, the Premier League title will be Liverpool’s – whether the current season ever gets completed or not, says Mark Keohane writing for IOL Sport.