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'Arteta Out!' - Graffiti appears at Emirates as Arsenal fans make frustrations clear

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  • Graffiti appears in north London
  • Arteta overseeing summer transfer window
  • Gunners yet to sign a striker
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  • WHAT HAPPENED?

    Per the Mirror, graffiti has appeared at the Emirates, with fans daubing the statement 'Arteta Out' over artwork designed for the Gunners. Under his management, the club have won the FA Cup, but have come up short repeatedly in both the Premier League and the Champions League. Last season, they finished second, but were 10 points behind eventual champions Liverpool.

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    THE BIGGER PICTURE

    The Gunners are also enduring mixed fortunes in the transfer window. While they have secured a deal to sign Noni Madueke from Chelsea, they have yet to add a striker, despite lengthy talks with Sporting CP over Viktor Gyokeres. Of course, there is the potential that rival fans have daubed the graffiti, but it reflects a growing idea that the Spaniard needs to enjoy a successful 2025/26 season.

  • DID YOU KNOW?

    Fans have actually started a petition against the potential signing of Madueke, with it receiving more than 4,000 signatures. It is unlikely to have any effect, and he is poised to join Kepa, Christian Norgaard, and Martin Zubimendi as new signings at the Emirates this summer.

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    WHAT NEXT?

    Arsenal play AC Milan in a pre-season friendly on July 23 at the Singapore National Stadium.