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Paul Scholes has suggested that Declan Rice could be the ideal emergency solution for Arsenal's mounting injury crisis at right-back as the Premier League title race reaches its climax. With key defenders sidelined, the Manchester United legend believes Rice’s physical attributes and tactical discipline make him a natural fit for a defensive role.

Arsenal midfielder Christian Norgaard has confirmed his retirement from international football with Denmark. The 32-year-old ends his national team career after the country failed to qualify for the upcoming World Cup. He revealed family priorities and the emergence of new talent influenced his decision.

Borussia Dortmund striker Serhou Guirassy has reportedly reached a definitive decision to seek a new challenge away from Signal Iduna Park this summer. Despite his prolific scoring record and a contract running until 2028, the Guinea international is said to be unhappy with the team's current tactical direction under head coach Niko Kovac.

Rio Ferdinand has made a bold prediction for the Champions League final, backing Arsenal to overcome Paris Saint-Germain at the Puskas Arena. Despite admitting the French giants are a superior technical side, the Manchester United legend believes Mikel Arteta has a secret weapon that will prove decisive.

Wojciech Szczesny has revealed that his mind was firmly on former club Arsenal even as Barcelona prepared for one of the biggest games in world football. The Polish goalkeeper admitted he was preoccupied with the Gunners' Premier League clash while his team-mates focused on their title-deciding El Clasico against Real Madrid.

Arsenal winger Leandro Trossard appears to be facing a personal crisis off the pitch as his wife, Laura Hilven, has removed all traces of the Belgian international from her social media accounts. The shocking digital wipeout comes at a critical juncture for the Gunners as they hunt for a historic Premier League and Champions League double.

Tensions reached a breaking point at the London Stadium on Sunday as footage emerged showing West Ham fans forcibly ejecting suspected Arsenal supporters from the home stands. The incident occurred during a high-stakes Premier League encounter that saw the Gunners tighten their grip on the title race with a 1-0 win, while the Hammers plummeted deeper into relegation trouble.

The history of football is littered with fateful moments that convince you a certain outcome is a foregone conclusion, and we can now add Arsenal's seismic victory over West Ham to that long list. The Gunners required a late goal and probably the most contentious Premier League VAR review of all time to battle past the relegation-threatened Hammers in a ridiculously dramatic conclusion to the London derby. Surely, SURELY it is going to be their year?!

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Gary Neville has referred to Sunday's 95th-minute VAR call that went Arsenal's way against West Ham as a historic turning point that could decide the title. "It's an earthquake, a tremor that lasts just a moment," Neville declared while commentating on the Hammers' 1-0 defeat at the London Stadium. For the Manchester United legend, it was clear: "This is the biggest moment in the history of VAR in the Premier League."

Manchester United legend Peter Schmeichel has launched a scathing attack on the officiating following Arsenal's controversial 1-0 victory over West Ham. The former goalkeeper was left furious after a late equaliser for the relegation-threatened Hammers was disallowed by VAR, claiming the Gunners benefit from a double standard and would not be leading the Premier League without it.

Chelsea forward Joao Pedro has admitted his astonishment at the defensive prowess of Gabriel Magalhaes, naming the Arsenal centre-back as his toughest opponent this season. The Brazilian striker confessed that, despite facing elite defenders across Europe, the "inspired" form of his compatriot has posed the ultimate test to his attacking instincts.

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has provided a candid explanation for his tactical U-turn after substituting Martin Zubimendi just 39 minutes after bringing him on against West Ham. The Gunners boss admitted that the initial reshuffle following Ben White’s first-half injury disrupted the team’s rhythm, forcing him to make a ruthless decision to protect Arsenal's slender lead in the Premier League title race.