Arsenal FC, one of the English Premier League’s most famous clubs, have failed to lift the premier league title in over two decades, the last time being in 2003, a year they went unbeaten under legendary head coach Arsene Wenger.

Gabriel says he would love Arsenal to sign Real Madrid star Rodrygo this summer and hailed the winger as a “phenomenon”. Rodrygo has been linked with a move to the Emirates Stadium amid reports that he wants to to play on the left flank.

It’s been suggested that Leipzig want between €80-100million (£68-86m) and the report states Arsenal are ‘expected’ to be closer to the top end of that, as they’re planning to pay off the deal over a longer period than Leipzig want.

ARSENAL are looking ahead to a busy summer transfer window after another trophyless season. The Gunners have been tipped to sign Nottingham Forest winger Anthony Elanga who is being priced at

Rodrygo’s Brazil teammate and imperious Arsenal defender, Gabriel Magalhaes, was asked about whether he knew if the Real Madrid star would be joining the Gunners on Brazilian podcast Podpah on Thursday. “I don’t,” he responded.

Arsenal continue to work on two key arrivals and are plotting a medical of their own. Martin Zubimendi is finally set to join in a deal worth around £59m, almost a year after talks first began for a player Mikel Arteta has long deemed a dream signing.

Liverpool are about to complete one of the biggest transfers of the summer as Bayer Leverkusen midfielder Florian Wirtz prepares to sign

Arsenal’s summer transfer ambitions are taking shape, with Mikel Arteta targeting reinforcements in defence following another campaign without silverware. Despite boasting the Premier League’s joint-best defensive record last season,

Renowned football journalist Fabrizio Romano once again shared the trends and latest news from the transfer market ahead of the

Arsenal says the club is in talks with Thomas Partey to extend the midfielder’s contract while confirming the departure of a slew of other players including Jorginho and Raheem Sterling.

Such an outlook is in stark contrast to new Spurs boss Thomas Frank ’s approach. The Dane is a big believer in set-pieces, both from an attacking and defensive point of view.