Arsenal tweak training as Gabriel avoids ban
Guardiola defends Man City’s celebrations after beating Arsenal 2-1, calling criticism ‘stupid things’ as they close the gap in the title race.
Arteta tweaks training to keep Arsenal at full tilt for final five games amid injury concerns as they chase the title.
ESPN Brasil claim Arsenal are in the mix for free agent-to-be Bernardo Silva, who plans to decide his future after the 2026 World Cup.
Arsenal show ‘genuine’ interest in Newcastle’s Anthony Gordon, valued at £75m after 17 goals and 5 assists, with Bayern also keen.
Tyler Adams says Bournemouth sensed early nerves at the Emirates during their 2-1 win, with fan tension aiding the Cherries.
Arsenal are linked with a £43m winger likened to Saka and Raphinha amid Saka’s dip in form.
Wenger said Arsenal ‘left our soul’ at Highbury after moving to the Emirates, noting reduced atmosphere. City’s chase tightens title race.
Arsenal are ‘leading’ the race for Rangers CB Emmanuel Fernandez, 24, a 6ft 5in scorer with 87.6% passing, 72.1% aerial success. Fee touted at £25m-£35m.
Mourinho’s 2019 view that winning breeds titles is cited as concern for Arsenal’s inexperienced squad with City closing in.
Opta’s supercomputer still favours Arsenal for the Premier League with a 73% chance, despite recent defeats and City pressure.
Lauren says Spurs going down would not be good for Arsenal or the Premier League, as the North London derby should be played every season.
Haaland says Gabriel’s ‘headbutt’ could have been a red if he went down. VAR cleared it, so no ban for Arsenal’s key defender in title run-in.
John Obi Mikel claims Arteta looks ‘rattled’ and has ‘lost control’ compared to Guardiola after Arsenal’s cup exits and recent league defeats.
Report claims Julian Alvarez prefers Barcelona over Arsenal, while teen defender Marli Salmon signs a pre-contract to go pro with the Gunners at 17.
Report says Arteta overruled injury concerns to sign £42m Riccardo Calafiori from Bologna, viewing him as a left-back despite fitness issues.
