The Englishman is currently on loan at West Bromwich Albion after he failed to secure a steady role for Mikel Arteta’s side at the Emirates. With two years left on his contract and no news of an imminent extension, the 23-year-old is expected to seek a move away from the Emirates this summer. Maitland-Niles is primarily a midfielder and has been deputized in the No. 8 role for Sam Allardyce’s West Ham....
Arsenal legend the one player who should start against Manchester United Ahead of their crucial Premier League match against Manchester United at the Emirates, Arsenal legend Martin Keown has had his say on selection ahead of the match. Keown, who enjoyed a career spanning over 10 years with the Gunners and having been a part of the Gunners team that had a fierce rivalry with the Manchester United during the late 1990s and the early 2000s, has expressed his desire of Aaron Ramsey for the second successive home game....
The Gunners have dropped only seven points in league play so far, and they have only lost once, falling to Manchester United in early September. That excellent run of form has not only shot them up the table, but it has helped them establish a points gap in the process. Manchester City sit back in second, yet the public still hasn’t seemingly lost faith in the defending champions still with half the season left on the schedule....
The Gunners have already confirmed the signing of Marquinhos from Brazilian club Sao Paulo. Major League Soccer side New England Revolution announced in February that goalkeeper Matt Turner would move to the Emirates Stadium in the summer. Those deals are said to have cost Arsenal a combined sum of around €10 million. Having completed two cheap deals, the north London giants have now turned their attention towards making a major addition to their midfield....
Arsenal’s dramatic title win in May 1989, in the last game of the season at Anfield against Liverpool, is going to be turned into a Hollywood movie. US Box Office heavyweights Universal Pictures are making a documentary movie of the story behind Arsenal’s 2-0 victory against Liverpool to win the 1989 title. In case you didn’t know.. Liverpool and Arsenal were going head-to-head in the entire season in 1988/89, and it looked like the title would go to Liverpool on the last day of the season....
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has confirmed that Aaron Ramsey will remain injured for the next four to six weeks after a setback in training. Ramsey, 23, has been a star for Arsenal this season as they lead the Premier League after 23 matches. However, the Welshman has been missing for a few weeks with a thigh injury and was expected to return against Southampton last night. The bad news was delivered by Wenger, though, as he confirmed what Arsenal fans had been fearing....
Arsenal and Chile superstar Alexis Sanchez is not a happy cat. He’s not best pleased by the fact that his teammates don’t seem to have the same all-consuming will to win that makes him, well, him, or by the fact that Arsenal aren’t making any moves to suggest that they are in fact a club that matches his ambitions. Another small thorn in the side that despite almost single-handedly manning the attack for the Gunners, he makes less than 40% of what Paul Labile Pogba does for getting a haircut-a-day at Old Trafford....
Wenger, whose contract expires at the end of the season, is under increasing pressure to step down due to the club’s poor form of six losses in their last nine games, and a 10-2 aggregate loss to Bayern Munich in the Champions League. Iwobi, who has scored four goals in 35 appearances this season, defended Wenger, saying the manager’s achievements at the club should not be dwarfed by Arsenal’s current struggles....
The Gunners are closing the commercial gap on their competitors with recent new deals, which include a five-year extension to their long running shirt sponsorship deal with Emirates and also becoming the first club to partner a cryptocurrency. Goal understands that the £10 million-a-year ($13m) deal with ‘Visit Rwanda’ is the biggest sleeve sponsorship contract in the Premier League, surpassing Chelsea’s £6m-a-year ($8m) agreement with Hyundai and Manchester City’s partnership with Korean company Nexen Tire....
Thirteen of the world’s top 25 players will tee up at the Bay Hill Club and Lodge and the Northern Irishman is the runaway favorite to win the tournament for the second time in three years. In 2018, McIlroy arrived at the Arnold Palmer Invitational as the world No. 13, having missed the cut at the Valspar Championship a week earlier. Yet, he produced a vintage performance, shooting an 8-under-par 64 in the final round to win by three strokes ahead of Bryson DeChambeau....
The California Highway Patrol arrested Param Sharma, 25, on Monday evening when he was traveling on the I-80 across the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge toward Oakland, as reported by KTVU. Sharma was allegedly in the back seat of the Tesla while nobody was behind the wheel, breaking California law. The highway patrol said an Oakland CHP motor officer at the Bay Bridge Toll Plaza saw the Tesla and initiated an enforcement stop....
Then, for the third match in a row (and fourth goal out of our last five), a stoppage-time score saved the day. I don’t know if my heart can take this kind of abuse. Yes, it was Alexis opening his Arsenal account in a timely fashion, reminiscent in many ways of Wengerball at its best, but the result, gilt-edged as it is, still begs key questions. As to the match itself, it seemed all too often as if we dared ourselves not to win even while knowing that a draw could be enough to end our European aspirations....
Leno, who moved to north London from Bayer Leverkusen in 2018, has slipped down the pecking order under Mikel Arteta, losing his place to Aaron Ramsdale. Despite not enjoying many minutes, the 30-year-old reportedly continues to draw eyeballs. It is believed that newly-promoted Fulham want to get Arsenal’s second-choice keeper on their payroll. If they get their wish, the Gunners will be without a capable backup for Ramsdale in the 2022-23 season....
Wenger told Arsenal.Com, About Gibbs About Podolski’s comeback About Oxlade-Chamberlain… Meanwhile, Lukas Podolksi himself tweeted that things are going fine in training. He tweeted, — Lukas-Podolski.com (@Podolski10) November 29, 2013 0 votes
Emery was dismissed in the morning after the Gunners’ winless run extended to seven matches across all competitions with a 2-1 home defeat to Eintracht Frankfurt in the Europa League on Thursday. Pressure had been building on the former Sevilla and Paris Saint-Germain boss, with his tenure lasting just 18 months. Yet Emery was quick to pay tribute to Arsenal’s fans, board and players in a message posted on the club’s official website, despite admitting there had been “bitter” moments during his stay....
According to the Sun, Arsenal will resume their pursuit of Houssem Aouar. The north London club tried to sign the midfielder last summer but were put off by Lyon’s £55 million valuation of the 22-year-old. Lyon could be set to lower their asking price for the French midfielder. They are looking to sell some of their star players to reduce their wage bill and raise funds to cope with the losses they suffered due to the coronavirus pandemic....
Time for Alexis to ditch Arsenal According to French publication Le Progres, the 26-year-old centre-forward has arrived in England prior to finalising a switch to Emirates Stadium. Writing on Twitter, the Lyon president described the story as “false” and claimed Arsenal’s initial offer was below the Ligue 1 club’s valuation of their star attacker. Aulas has previously said the Premier League side must part with €65million to prise Lacazette away from Parc Olympique Lyonnais....
The Gunners currently find themselves the subject of mass transfer speculation, with Sanchez expected to be involved in a swap deal involving United star Henrikh Mkhitaryan, while Pierre Emerick-Aubameyang remains another primary target for Arsene Wenger. Wenger’s side were knocked out of the FA Cup a fortnight ago and lost their last Premier League match to Bournemouth, with another serious dent put in their hopes of securing a Champions League qualification spot....
From 2nd Division to NFL Glory Armando Colaco had spent his entire senior playing career at Dempo but his first big coaching job was at Churchill Brothers, where he won three Goa league titles and finished runners-up in the formerly National Football League (NFL). But after a six-year spell with Churchill, Armando took charge of Dempo in 2000 when they had been just relegated to the second division. It took two years for Dempo to return to the top flight and after a sixth-place finish in their first NFL campaign under Armando, the Whites challenged for the title in the 2003-04 campaign....
