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Jurgen Klopp admits he "doesn't understand" Chelsea's remarkable £320m January spending spree.

Mikel Arteta has hailed new Arsenal signing Jorginho and insisted that he has "always admired" the Italian midfielder.

Benfica president Rui Costa has slammed Enzo Fernandez for forcing a move to Chelsea despite his repeated efforts to keep him until the summer.

Mikel Arteta has described Arsenal’s transfer window as a ‘tricky one’, but is adamant his squad is in a better place now than when it started.

Moises Caicedo’s agent claims Brighton denied his client an opportunity to chase the “dream of life” when snubbing a £70m ($85m) bid from Arsenal.

Benfica wanted to include Chelsea midfielder Mateo Kovacic in the deal that took Enzo Fernandez to Stamford Bridge.

Arsenal fended off rival interest from Juventus, Napoli and AC Milan to sign Jakub Kiwior, the Polish defender’s agent has revealed.

Graham Potter has defended the record-breaking transfer fee Chelsea paid for Enzo Fernandez and has backed the midfielder to succeed in England.

The Gunners keeper, on loan with Sturm Graz, talks exclusively to GOAL ahead of his debut against RB Salzburg in the Austria Cup quarter-finals.

Thiago Silva has revealed that he tried to talk Willian into rejoining Chelsea during his fellow Brazilian’s testing spell at Arsenal.

Graham Potter does not believe Chelsea will go on another lavish spending spree in the summer after signing eight new players in January.

The Reds' season is teetering on the brink of collapse, and they need their top scorer to step back up after a dry January in front of goal

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Gabriel Martinelli has reportedly signed a new Arsenal contract that keeps him at the club until 2027.

Darwin Nunez provided an honest assessment of his Liverpool career so far, admitting he needs to improve with Jurgen Klopp wanting more.

Manchester United have released a statement outlining their next steps following news that a criminal case against Mason Greenwood had been dropped.

Mason Greenwood's profile is appearing in the men's first-team section of Manchester United's website, but it is unclear if he is still suspended.