Arsenal fans lose it over Gabriel Jesus' 'Zidane touch' before scoring goal

Arsenal fans have been left in hysterics after the club released a clip from Amazon Prime's All or Nothing documentary. It showed Mikel Arteta giving a rousing speech to his players after a dreadful start to the season where the Gunners had lost three out of three, including defeats to Chelsea and Manchester City. As the Spaniard poured his heart out, the camera panned to some incredible reactions.

Arsenal despite failing to make a competitive appearance for the club since his 2019 arrival.The central defender, now 21, joined the club from Saint-Etienne where he returned on loan before spells with Nice and Marseille - before finally impressing Mikel Arteta.With the Spaniard insisting that the France international is now ready to compete in the Premier League with two years left on his current deal - agent Djibril Niang has travelled to London.READ MORE: Aaron Ramsdale calls Oleksandr Zinchenko 'Zinky Winky' during new Arsenal star's initiation songPosting an Instagram story of the menu at the Nobu Hotel in London, Gunners fans may well get excited about the prospect of Saliba staying in the first-team on a long term basis.Journalist Freddie Paxton recently reported that Saliba had agreed a new deal with the club after positive talks ahead of the US tour - in which he has impressed his manager.Saliba played the full fixture as Arsenal demolished London rivals Chelsea in Florida Cup on Saturday evening (July 23) - with Gabriel Jesus also starring.

Mikel Arteta wanted Jurgen Klopp's right-hand man Pep Lijnders to join him at Arsenal when he replaced Unai Emery as manager back in 2019.Lijnders, who has been Liverpool's assistant manager since 2014 (save for the four month period in 2018 where he left to manage Dutch side NEC), revealed in his new book 'Intensity' that Arteta - who was Pep Guardiola's assistant for four years at Manchester City - approached him after noticing how much of an impact Lijnders had on Klopp's team."Mikel Arteta had asked me to be his assistant manager when he was preparing for his new step into management," Lijnders wrote.READ MORE: Arsenal chief Edu hints Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and Mesut Ozil were "killing" Gunners"We were together years earlier on the Pro Licence course, [though] his request came out of nothing. Mikel had said he felt: 'There was just a difference playing Liverpool before and after you came in'."This was the biggest compliment I ever got from somebody, I think, but I politely said no to him."The Dutchman admitted he was tempted by the "crazy" thought of both Guardiola and Klopp's assistants joining forces, but with Liverpool weeks away from sealing their first ever Premier League title at the time, leaving wasn't an option.Would Arsenal be a top four team if Pep Lijnders had become Mikel Arteta's assistant? Let us know what you think in the comments section below.The task facing Arteta at Arsenal isn't too dissimilar to the one Klopp and Lijnders faced back at Anfield back in 2015.

Arsenal - three years after joining the club. The French defender, 21, joined the Gunners from Saint-Etienne for £27million in the summer of 2019.

Arsenal signing Oleksandr Zinchenko's initiation song. Zinchenko joined the Gunners from Manchester City on a four-year deal for a reported fee of £30million earlier this week.

Thomas Tuchel has made a brutal admission in a rant after his side let four in to Arsenal in a preseason friendly.Chelsea played London rivals Arsenal in the Blues' final game of their preseason tour which capped off an underwhelming three games. Mikel Arteta's side were 2-0 up at halftime thanks to goals from new boy Gabriel Jesus and Martin Odegaard with the Gunners doubling their lea thanks to goals from Bukayo Saka and Albert Sambi Lokonga in the second half as the North London side ran rampant in front of just under 64,000 fans in Orlando.

These are your Manchester City evening headlines on Sunday, July 24.

Arsenal on Saturday night has left rival fans delighted as the Blues' pre-season preparations hit a new low point.Thomas Tuchel's men had already lost to MLS side Charlotte in a dire penalty shootout defeat. They were unable to bounce back from that disappointment when they faced Arsenal at Orlando's Camping World Stadium.It took just 15 minutes for Gabriel Jesus to open the scoring, with the Brazilian dinking the ball over Chelsea keeper Edouard Mendy.

Arsenal fans have been left salivating over the prospect of Gabriel Jesus starring in the Premier League after his outrageous chip kick-started a 4-0 win over Chelsea. The Blues fielded a near full strength line-up that included the likes of Raheem Sterling, Mason Mount, Reece James and Edouard Mendy as Thomas Tuchel looked to beat their London rivals in the Florida Cup on Saturday evening (July 23).Mikel Arteta also opted to play his best available XI with Bukayo Saka, Gabriel Martinelli and Martin Odegaard in behind new star signing Gabriel Jesus - who didn't need long to make a mark.

Your Manchester City evening headlines for Saturday, July 23.

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta says he is delighted to have signed Manchester City defender Oleksandr Zinchenko.

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has described Oleksandr Zinchenko as "an exceptional footballer" as the Ukrainian's transfer from Manchester City nears completion.

Manchester City will get their pre-season under way in earnest on Thursday morning when they face Club America.

Arsenal fans might be excited about the upcoming All or Nothing documentary but it seems Piers Morgan isn't one of them.The divisive former Good Morning Britain presenter said he thinks it'll be "a train-wreck" after watching the show's second trailer, which was released by Amazon on Tuesday.In the short clip, manager Mikel Arteta is seen barking orders at his players, attempting to inspire them with motivational speeches and informing them of the decision to strip Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang of the captaincy, among other things.READ MORE: Arsenal stars seen in training ground 'scrap' as All or Nothing trailer is releasedAn unimpressed Morgan tweeted in response: "This is going to be a train-wreck. Arteta ranting away like he’s Pep when he’s achieved nothing as a manager.

Arsenal players can be seen locking horns in the Arsenal All or Northing trailer - which was released on Tuesday afternoon.A short clip, halfway through the trailer, shows Bernt Leno, Alexandre Lacazette, Gabriel Paulista, and Gabriel Martinelli all involved in what appears to be a small brawl. It's unclear as to who is at the centre, and to what role each individual plays.

Arsenal have reportedly finalised a deal to sign Oleksandr Zinchenko from Manchester City.The Gunners reached an agreement to sign the versatile midfielder and defender from City last week for a guaranteed £30million fee plus £2m in add-ons. And the north London club have now also agreed personal terms with the Ukrainian.That means the move is all set for completion, according to transfer guru David Ornstein.

Arsenal against Everton until Ben Godfrey's tackle threatened to spoil the party.Jesus continued his hot streak since being signed for £45million from Manchester City. The silky Brazilian scored his third goal in two pre-season appearances, coolly controlling a whipped corner at the far-post before rocketing it in to open the scoring after 33 minutes.He then provided a stunning assist for Bukayo Saka for Arsenal's second, with his scintillating display coming despite the best efforts of Everton centre-back Yerry Mina to physically dominate the striker in the first-half.

Mikel Arteta has said that Bukayo Saka is close to signing a new contract at Arsenal, dealing a potential blow to Manchester City's transfer plans.

Mikel Arteta finally signed the final piece to his Arsenal puzzle earlier this summer by acquiring the services of Gabriel Jesus, much to the disappointment of Chelsea.The Brazilian headed to the Emirates Stadium in a deal worth £45million to spearhead their attack for the upcoming season and beyond. But it has been revealed by the player's agent it wasn't just the Gunners in the race for the former Manchester City star.Chelsea were linked with the versatile forward previously, but it has now been suggested the Stamford Bridge outfit attempted to hijack the move when talks were drawing to a close.

Arsenal have reportedly rejected a £10million bid for Bernd Leno from Fulham as they hold out for a fee in the region of £15m for the goalkeeper.The 30-year-old has fallen down the Gunners' pecking order having seen Aaron Ramsdale oust him from the No.1 spot at the start of last season and American ace Matt Turner recently arrived as the club's preferred No.2. With the German stopper, who has just one year left on his contract, now deemed surplus to requirements at the Emirates, Arsenal are open to selling him this summer.Newly-promoted Fulham have made a concerted effort to snap up Leno ahead of their Premier League opener with Liverpool on Saturday 6 August, and the Cottagers are understood to have agreed personal terms with the player.

Manchester City have reportedly agreed a deal with Arsenal for Oleksandr Zinchenko.