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Arsenal face Havertz check as Schade interest emerges

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Arsenal are waiting to assess Kai Havertz after he withdrew from Germany duty with a hamstring issue, although there is optimism it is not serious. They are also among clubs interested in Brentford attacker Kevin Schade amid initial contract talks over a new deal.

Viktor Gyokeres said he ‘expects more playing time’ after scoring for Sweden. The Arsenal forward admitted he must ‘do better’ after a poor start and limited minutes under Mikel Arteta.open

Arsenal reportedly passed on Chema Andres last summer to sign Christian Norgaard. Chema has since impressed at Brighton, though Norgaard still played a part in last season’s title win.open

Assistant Miguel Molina said Mikel Arteta’s best quality is bringing out the best in players and staff, praising the Arsenal manager’s hard work, standards and leadership by example.open

Wolves defender David Møller Wolfe praised Martin Ødegaard as ‘a fantastic leader’, saying the Arsenal captain supported him after he was dropped before Norway beat Denmark 3-2.open

Renée Slegers relishes Arsenal Women’s trip to Chelsea, calling it 'such a fight'. She cited strong results last season and expects the two sides to 'go after' each other.open

Arsenal have been approached over Trent Alexander-Arnold, but the Real Madrid right-back is not considering a January exit. His situation is more likely to be assessed next summer.open

David Raya has earned two Premier League Save of the Month nominations - for denying Estevao and saving a Sunderland penalty - underlining his key role in Arsenal’s start.open

Eberechi Eze, not just Viktor Gyokeres, has a point to prove on international duty. The Arsenal attacker has yet to start in the league and needs a strong display to boost his case.open

Arsenal head to Chelsea after back-to-back WSL draws and a late win over HB Køge. Alessia Russo, Mariona Caldentey, Georgia Stanway, Emily Fox and Misa Rodríguez are set to return in a pivotal title test.open

Arsenal are the current Premier League champions, and the report says Mikel Arteta’s side can hold their heads high amid Manchester City’s expected guilty verdicts after winning last season’s title against Pep Guardiola’s side.open

Renée Slegers urged positivity and lightness before Chelsea despite draws leaving Arsenal Women 4 points off top. She wants sharper final passes and calmer finishing, not 'worrying'.open

Kai Havertz is set to leave Germany’s squad after a hamstring injury against the Netherlands. Arsenal will assess the forward, though there is optimism the issue is not serious.open

According to The Times, Arsenal could seek around £100m in compensation if Manchester City are found guilty on most charges, with clubs preparing cases over lost earnings and missed Champions League revenue.open

Brentford have opened initial contract talks with Kevin Schade as Arsenal and Liverpool retain a keen interest in the Germany attacker, who has scored 3 goals from 5 Premier League starts this season.open

Arsenal are among clubs linked with Dani Olmo, but no formal talks have taken place. The report suggests a January move makes little sense at around €70m.open

Galatasaray are pushing to sign Eduardo Camavinga in January, with Arsenal also long-term admirers. Real Madrid are reportedly more open to letting the midfielder leave.open

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