Newcastle have agreed to sell captain Bruno Guimaraes to Arsenal in a £75 million deal. The Brazilian midfielder forced the move after emotionally informing the club hierarchy that he no longer wanted to play on Tyneside.
Arsenal's pursuit of Vinicius Junior always seemed like a stretch. It emerged in a bombshell revelation in late July that the Gunners were 'exploring' the possibility of striking a deal for the Real Madrid superstar as they seek to make a marquee left-wing signing, but those explorations ultimately came to nothing as he agreed a new contract at the Bernabeu. So, where do they turn next?
Napoli are ready to shake up their attacking options this summer as Romelu Lukaku edges closer to an exit, with Arsenal forward Gabriel Jesus emerging as a primary target for the Serie A giants. The Brazilian international is reportedly open to a fresh challenge away from the Premier League as the Partenopei look to rebuild their frontline under Massimiliano Allegri.
Clean sheet king David Raya is being backed to make Premier League history in 2026-27, with ex-Arsenal goalkeeper Graham Stack telling GOAL why the Gunners’ No.1 is favourite for a fourth consecutive Golden Glove award. Spain international Raya has been dominating in that department, while capturing a domestic title, with a place in the record books now up for grabs.
Arsenal have reportedly shifted their focus toward Barcelona forward Ferran Torres as Mikel Arteta looks to bolster his attacking options before the transfer window slams shut. The Gunners have been forced to explore alternative targets after missing out on several high-profile names, including Real Madrid superstar Vinicius Junior.
Tottenham have ruled out selling captain Cristian Romero to north London rivals Arsenal during the summer transfer window. The Gunners eyed a shock move for the defender following William Saliba's long-term injury, but a move to Spain or Italy now appears far more likely.
Arsenal have sensationally entered the race for Tottenham Hotspur captain Cristian Romero as Mikel Arteta looks to solve a growing defensive crisis. The Gunners have reportedly made contact with the Argentine’s representatives to explore a cross-London switch that would rock the Premier League.
Ally McCoist has identified Xabi Alonso’s revamped Chelsea side as the primary dark horse to challenge Arsenal for the Premier League crown this season. After the Gunners ended a 22-year drought to secure the title last term, Mikel Arteta is now focused on a historic defence aided by high-profile summer recruitment.
Mikel Arteta is a graduate of the Arsene Wenger and Pep Guardiola school of coaching, with ex-Arsenal goalkeeper Graham Stack explaining to GOAL the similarities that a title-winning tactician at Emirates Stadium shares with other Premier League champions. Arteta has become a managerial master in his own right, with important lessons being learned along the way.
Gianni Infantino is facing explosive new allegations after leaked documents suggested he was involved in discussions to bring the European Super League under FIFA’s umbrella. While the broader football community opposed the breakaway project in 2021, reports indicate the FIFA president explored the possibility of branding the competition as the "FIFA Super League."
Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has revealed his players were left "fuming" following a 3-1 pre-season defeat against Real Betis in Dublin. The Gunners were heavily punished for a series of defensive errors as they suffered a disappointing loss in their summer schedule.
Bruno Guimaraes appears destined to leave Newcastle for Arsenal, with Chris Waddle explaining to GOAL why a switch to Emirates Stadium holds obvious appeal for the Brazil international. A £75 million ($101m) transfer is being mooted, with the South American midfielder set to line his pockets in north London while competing for more major honours.
Arsenal defender Riccardo Calafiori has called on the club to continue their ambitious recruitment drive, insisting that the Gunners must land elite talent like Bruno Guimaraes and Vinicius Junior to maintain their domestic dominance. The Italian defender believes that bringing in players of the highest calibre is the only way for the Gunners to improve upon their historic previous campaign.
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