Unai Emery insists Arsenal remain favourites to reach the Europa League final despite losing the first leg of their semi-final against Villarreal. Emery, sacked as Arsenal manager in November 2019, [readmore]
Unai Emery’s time at Arsenal didn’t quite go to plan during his short-lived spell in charge of the north London giants, Eurosport reports. Having been chosen to replace Arsene Wenger [readmore]
Spotify co-founder and CEO Daniel Ek said on Wednesday that he has secured funding for a bid to buy Arsenal and insisted he is ready for what could be a [readmore]
Arsenal legends Thierry Henry, Dennis Bergkamp and Patrick Vieira have joined billion Stan Kroenke aire Spotify owner Daniel Ek in a bid to buy the club following fans’ protests against current owner [readmore]
Cash-strapped Arsenal are paying Mesut Ozil more than £315,000 a week not to play for them until the end of the season, it has been claimed. The controversial German, who [readmore]
English clubs, Manchester United and Arsenal return to European action are among four unmissable quarter-final first-leg clashes exclusively live on StarTimes. Since 1972, all permanent Manchester United managers have won [readmore]
Ollie Watkins’ second-minute goal proved the winner as Aston Villa’s 1-0 victory condemned Arsenal to a second league defeat in five days. Watkins made the most of some lax defending [readmore]
Juventus legend Giorgio Chiellini has admitted that he regrets turning down the chance to join Arsenal when they attempted to sign him at the age of 16. Chiellini, who joined [readmore]
Mikel Arteta says Arsenal’s priority for the January transfer window is to trim the numbers in their squad. The Gunners were able to offload Emiliano Martinez and Henrikh Mkhitaryan on [readmore]
Former Spain and Chelsea striker Diego Costa’s contract with Atletico Madrid was terminated on Tuesday, six months before it was scheduled to end. “Atletico de Madrid and Diego Costa have [readmore]
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