Inter Milan give Arsenal asking price for Federico Dimarco as summer spree begins

Taking to her Stories, the bride-to-be posted a photo of a beach at sunset, writing “Numb”.

Driving in Manchester can be stressful at the best of times. And just to make make matters all the more confusing, earlier this year the Highway Code underwent changes aimed at making our roads more pedestrian and cyclist friendly.

A nurse plagued by acne breakouts for seven years has finally cured her skin problem after stumbling across an £18 fake tan. Feeling like she had already tried everything to clear her complexion, Emma Young, 23, was sceptical when she read reviews online saying a self-tanner cleared spotty skin.

A drive away from Manchester in the depths of the Cheshire countryside lies a vantage point that truly lives up to its name. The Cloud, in Congleton, is a 300m-high peak that boasts 'stunning, panoramic views' for walkers.

A man who ballooned to 28st spending up to £700 a month on takeaways says hate from jealous trolls helped motivate him to lose seven stone. Jaime Walker, 39, has been running up to four times a week since January and documents his progress online to his supportive followers - sharing snaps of himself in running gear and his achievements.

An ice cream shop isn’t the sort of place you would expect to be busy on an overcast Thursday morning, but Just-Ice on Park Lane in Poynton is no ordinary ice cream parlour. While it does serve some of the best sundaes and waffles in the area, what makes this café unique is its mission to offer sympathetic and supportive employment to survivors of modern slavery.

Tributes have been over the past week to a number of much loved people who have passed away in Greater Manchester.

Batman actor gave a rare insight into the couple's relationship in an interview earlier this year.While speaking to Jimmy Kimmel on his chat show in February, Robert told the host of his girlfriend's surprising reaction to The Batman.He admitted that Suki cried while watching the film, leaving Robert, who played the titular character, very happy.Robert admitted: "It was really her reaction that kind of changed the entire thing [for me], because I’m pretty sure she’s not normally into watching superhero movies."And just seeing that it was capturing her attention the entire time and then she held my hand and touched it [to her face] and I could feel a little tear.

Arsenal contract rebel Alexandre Lacazette has reportedly taken a massive pay-cut to pen a three-year deal with Lyon - five years after he left the French giants to join the Gunners in a £46.5million deal. The 31-year-old is due to be a free agent at the end of this month after running down his deal at the Emirates Stadium.

Watford goalkeeper Ben Foster has boldly put himself in the frame for a summer switch to Arsenal.Foster, 39, is set to leave the Hornets following their relegation from the Premier League after four years in Hertfordshire. And the veteran shot-stopper - who is now out of contract at Vicarage Road - has jokingly set his sights on a move to the Emirates.Arsenal are in the market for another back-up goalkeeper with Bernd Leno expected to quit the Londoners this summer.

Romelu Lukaku could be edging close to an Inter Milan return after just a season at Stamford Bridge, according to reports. Lukaku, who has fallen out of favour under Thomas Tuchel at Chelsea, previously expressed his desire to return to his former club in a controversial interview with Sky Sports in Italy last December.

Manchester City left-back Oleksandr Zinchenko may have dropped the biggest hint yet that he wants to seek a new challenge this forthcoming summer.

Manchester City will have to convince Oleksandr Zinchenko he will play more regularly if they are to fend off interest from Arsenal.

Arsenal have made under Mikel Arteta - fuelling talk of a transfer reunion. The Bayern Munich ace, 26, made his professional debut for the Gunners in 2012 following a £100k move from Stuttgart as a teenager.

Arsenal are reportedly 'increasingly confident' that they will sign Manchester City forward Gabriel Jesus in the summer transfer window.

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta has told William Saliba that he "has to come back" from his loan spell at Marseille, despite claims that the Frenchman wants to remain in Ligue 1.Saliba was signed in 2019 but is still yet to make a league appearance for Arsenal, and there have been question marks raised over his future as he continues to be snubbed by Arteta. But the decision to loan Saliba to Marseille has been a masterstroke this season, and he has even been called up to the French national team as a result.The loan star has helped Marseille qualify for the Champions League, and has hinted that he would be happy to play out the next season with the French side.

Arsenal “overachieved” this season despite missing out on a Premier League top four spot.Arsenal were unable to clinch Champions League qualification for next season after finishing fifth behind north London rivals Tottenham Hotspur. Mikel Arteta’s side suffered a poor run of form to end the campaign, losing two of their last three matches which included a north London derby thumping.That gave way to the Gunners being dubbed ‘bottlers’ by certain pundits and rival fans on social media.

Manchester United legend Rio Ferdinand suggested Arsenal will need to match the aspirations and ambitions of Bukayo Saka, if they are to avoid losing him one day. The young Englishman was nominated for the Premier League player of the season, after an excellent campaign for Mikel Arteta’s side.

Tottenham Hotspur are reportedly ready to sanction six summer transfers in a desperate attempt to keep Antonio Conte at the helm next season.The Italian boss, 52, is still yet to commit his future to the north London side despite masterminding their unlikely Champions League qualification. Spurs sealed a spot in Europe's most exclusive competition with a 5-0 rout at Norwich City in their end of season finale - however, it remains to be seen if Conte will stay on in the dugout.

Arsenal have secured European football - but it's not the competition that Gunners fans had been dreaming of after moving four points clear of Tottenham with only three fixtures remaining.Mikel Arteta's side had been in pole position to claim the fourth and final Champions League spot, but a collapse during the business end of the season has seen them settle for the Europa League. Arsenal finished on 69 points, and will not look back with much fondness.Daily Star Sport has looked at five things the Spaniard got disastrously wrong as the Gunners have to settle for another season outside of Europe's premier competition.Arteta went into the season with three recognised attackers: Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, Alexandre Lacazette, and Eddie Nketiah.Aubameyang was shown the door when Barcelona came calling in January, having already been exiled from the first team, while Lacazette had been under performing for the Gunners - leaving Arteta relying on the inexperienced Nketiah, whose contract is up in the summer.For the second half of the season, Arteta was left without a reliable goal-getter, and he could lose his two recognised strikers this summer. Is Arteta the man to lead Arsenal back to the Champions League? Let us know in the comments section Alan Hansen's famous quote has been routinely mocked down the years, but it sums ups Arsenal's season perfectly.Arsenal routinely fielded the youngest average aged starting side of the game week.

Mikel Arteta cranked up the heat on Tottenham as he insisted they have it all to lose on Sunday.Everyone reckons Antonio Conte’s men are dead certs to win the top-four race and secure Champions League football - ahead of Arsenal - by grabbing at least a point at relegated Norwich.Well, everyone but Arteta, who argues those hefty expectations on their bitter rivals will make finishing off the job at Carrow Road that much trickier. And on the eve of the final-day shoot-out between the North London giants, the Gunners chief was also quick to remind Spurs that not long ago it was his troops bossing the battle.All evidence of how swiftly situations can change.