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Mikel Arteta has turned Arsenal into a 'Mothercare advert' by playing 'Russian roulette' says former striker Kevin Campbell.The former Gunners ace has brutally mocked Arteta for a lack of experience, in a hilarious interview on Sky Sports.Campbell, 51, made 224 appearances for Arsenal over a seven-year stay at Highbury, winning the old First Division title in its penultimate season.Also enjoying spells at Nottingham Forest, Everton and West Bromwich Albion, the forward retired from football in 2007 before making a career as a TV pundit.An avid fan of former clubs Arsenal and Everton, Campbell was unable to hide his frustration when asked about the Gunners January business. "I think [Alexandre] Lacazette and [Eddie] Nketiah isn't strong enough," Campbell told Sky Sports when quizzed if Arsenal lack depth up front.

Arsenal fans have been left fuming at their management after Frank Lampard signed more players than the Gunners all transfer window.Lampard, who was unveiled as Everton's new boss at 1:30pm, managed to complete two new signings before the 11pm deadline.Donny van de Beek was the first to join when he made the switch to Merseyside from Manchester United on loan.And he was quickly joined by Dele Alli, who has finally left Tottenham Hotspur after a disappointing past couple of years.Lampard's swiftness, as well as Mikel Arteta's lack of activity, has left Arsenal fans fuming at their lack of additions in January.One fan tweeted: "Lampard hasn't even been Everton manager [for a day] and he's signed two players."Arsenal had a month and couldn't find one CM and one striker, I'm actually fuming at the state of this window."A second added: "So Frank Lampard has had the job for a couple of hours and is on the brink of getting 2 players in….""Everton signed Lampard yesterday and he still managed to get two quality signings in, on the other hand, there is the fraud Arteta who failed to sign someone in a whole month," a third fumed. Can Arsenal still finish in the top four? Let us know in the comments section Arsenal did make one signing in the January window, and on Transfer Deadline Day the Gunners confirmed the signing of Auston Trusty from the Colorado Rapids.However, the American will remain on loan in the MLS, and he won't join his new team-mates until the summer.

Arsenal made by offering Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang a huge new contract has been laid bare after his cost-per-goal emerged.Aubameyang was handed a bumper new deal in September 2020, but his form nosedived after he put pen to paper on the contract.His time at Arsenal did not make it to the scheduled end of the summer of 2023, with the 32-year-old joining Barcelona on January transfer deadline day.The decision to hand him a new contract will go down as one of the most ill-sighted decisions in Arsenal’s history, considering the extraordinary amount of money he cost the Gunners.The contract he signed saw Arsenal pay out £350,000 per week in wages, making Aubameyang one of the highest-paid players in the Premier League.When he signed that deal, Gunners boss Mikel Arteta hailed the striker as a “superb player” and highlighted his goalscoring record.“It was important for Pierre-Emerick to stay with us. He’s a superb player with an incredible mentality,” Arteta said.“Being the player to have taken the least amount of time to reach 50 goals with this club tells you everything you need to know about him and his way of working.How would you rate Arsenal's January transfer window? Let us know your thoughts in the comments section...“He’s an important leader for the team and a big part of what we’re building.

Premier League club.Daily Star Sport has taken a look at the latest Arsenal transfer news below. Having come through the Lyon academy and going on to make over 150 appearances for the club, Lacazette was asked to come home during the January transfer window.The French striker is a free agent in the summer and January was the last chance the Gunners had to recoup some money for their player.

Barcelona have reportedly reached an agreement with Arsenal to sign Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang on a free transfer. Aubameyang had been expected to leave the Emirates on loan this month.But it seems his exit will now be permanent.

Arsenal were set to sign Barcelona defender Samuel Umtiti earlier in the January transfer window before injury struck.The Gunners have been working with the La Liga side on Transfer Deadline Day over a deal for Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang.But that is not the first contact they've had this month.A loan deal was in the works for Umtiti, 28, who recently signed a cheaper contract with Barca so they could register new signing Ferran Torres.He is in desperate need of game time and Mundo Deportivo report the move from the Camp Nou to the Emirates for the rest of the season was ‘practically completed’.However, the Frenchman suffered a fractured toe, ruling him out for a matter of months and putting pay to the switch.Injuries are what have stalled the World Cup winner's career since his move from Lyon in 2016.Umtiti has played just one game all season as even when he has been fit, he's remained either an unused substitute or not been included in the squad.Should Arsenal go back in for Umtiti in the summer? Let us know in the comments section.He's not the only transfer that has fallen through for Mikel Arteta this month.Arsenal's Spanish manager looked to be relieved of his midfield issues with the loan signing of Juventus' Arthur.However, after a breakthrough in talks last week they then struggled to get the deal over the line.It means they look set to end the winter window without any fresh faces for their top four push. They're arguably worse off than they were when they started the month, as several stars have left the club.Ainsley Maitland-Niles has joined Roma and Pablo Mari has gone to Udinese, both until the end of the season.

Arsenal fans have turned on technical director Edu Gaspar after becoming increasingly frustrated with the club’s lack of business in the January transfer window.

Arsenal fans are baffled by the club's stance on Aaron Ramsey as he nears a Transfer Deadline Day loan move to Rangers.The former Gunners midfielder has been desperately searching for a new club after Juventus pressured him to leave Turin for the rest of the season.Having been one of the Premier League's best performers before his 2019 move to Serie A, Ramsey was linked to a number of English clubs in the January window.However, JOE claim the 31-year-old was turned down by Brentford, West Ham, Aston Villa, Crystal Palace, Wolves and Arsenal, despite their current woes in the middle of the park.Upon learning of the news, one Gooner tweeted: "Can’t believe Arsenal didn’t get Ramsey back on loan. Especially with how light our midfield is!"Another said: "Idc that he’s 30, Ramsey should be back with Arsenal.""Might be living in the past.

Arsenal are so desperate to sign a striker on transfer deadline day that Mikel Arteta’s assistant has reportedly put in a call to Alvaro Morata. The Gunners look likely to end the January transfer window with a worrying lack of depth up front, with Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang close to joining Barcelona on loan.

Arsenal tops while on international duty.The goalkeeper put pen to the paper this transfer window, in a deal that will see him move to north London from Major League Soccer club New England Revolution in the summer, for fee thought to be around £5.8million.While playing for the USA national team, he was happy to oblige, signing Gunners tops after his side’s 1-0 World Cup qualifier win over El Salvador.On his way back towards the tunnel, one fan held out a 2021-22 Arsenal home shirt and the player was happy to sign it.One fan thanked the goalies while another told the goalkeeper to 'take' the shirt home with him.USA head coach Gregg Berhalter said that the keeper’s move to Arsenal is an ‘amazing story’.The coach even believes he can make a play for the number one spot in Mikel Arteta’s side, a spot currently taken up by Aaron Ramsdale.Berhalter said: “It's just an amazing story and it's all down to him, his work ethic, his belief in himself and his never-give-up attitude.“It's a great story and Matt is a great guy, a great team-mate and we're lucky to have him.Do you think this is a good signing for Arsenal? Tell us in the comments section.“Tonight was an example of where he did everything that he had to do. He was calm in all situations.“Wasn't tested much but was there when we needed him and he looked like a player that's going to Arsenal, for sure.”Turner was one of the key players in the US national team achieving the Concacaf Gold Cup last August.

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta is said to be 'desperate' to sign a striker on Transfer Deadline Day - but the Emirates is not the only possible destination for Alvaro Morata.With former skipper Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang said to be in 'advanced talks' to play under Xavi in La Liga, Arteta and his team are on the lookout for a replacement after missing out on Dusan Vlahovic.However, the Serbian's move to Juventus has provided a window of opportunity, with former Real Madrid and Chelsea striker Morata looking for a new challenge.Step in Arsenal assistant Miguel Molina, who is said to have spoken with Morata directly ahead of a potential switch despite his previous struggles in the Premier League.Spanish outlet AS reports news of the contract between Morata and Molina, but add that their biggest rival also hold last-gasp hopes of a deal.Tottenham boss Antonio Conte is said to fancy a reunion with the forward who scored 15 goals during their 48 matches working together at Stamford Bridge between 2016 and 2017.Morata, 29, begun his career with Real Madrid and returned after his first spell with Juventus, later joining Atletico from Chelsea before his second transfer to Turin - which is a loan deal.The Spain international managed 20 goals in all competitions last season to match his career best, but has not been so prolific this season with eight goals from 29 outings.Would Alvaro Morata impress under Mikel Arteta? Give us your thoughts in the comments sectionDespite that, Morata could be seen as the perfect addition to Arsenal's young attacking line up, especially considering that Eddie Nketiah and Alexandre Lacazette are out of contract in the summer.Arteta said earlier this month: "Any time I have spoken to any player, they were

Everton boss.The incoming Goodison Park chief is a massive admirer of the England striker and has already made it clear to the club’s hierarchy that he must not be sold.During his interview for the job, Lampard revealed his intention is to build the team around powerhouse Calvert-Lewin.And that spells more bad news for Arsenal in their increasingly-frustrating, so-far fruitless search for a top striker to lead the line.Mikel Arteta had been targeting Serbian hotshot Dusan Vlahovic only for Juventus to kill that interest on Friday with a £73million deal for the Fiorentina forward.Yet if the Spanish coach was already resigned to losing that particular race, the same did not apply to the pursuit of Calvert-Lewin.In fact, with Everton seemingly in crisis following the sacking of Rafa Benitez, Arteta was more optimistic than ever of persuading Calvert-Lewin to swap Merseyside for N5 in the summer.But that was before Toffees owner Farhad Mashiri ditched his unpopular idea to replace Benitez with Portuguese coach Vitoria Pereira - and chose Lampard instead.The former England midfielder has been out of work since being fired by his beloved Chelsea little more than a year ago.Yet, while his return to management is widely welcomed by the Everton faithful, it has put Arteta and Arsenal back at square one at the end of a poor January window.Who should Arsenal turn to now in their hunt for a striker? Let us know in the comments section.Want to be on the ball with all of the latest football news?Well then sign up for the brilliant Daily Star football email newsletter!From the latest transfer news to the agenda-setting stories, get it all in your email inbox - don't miss a thing.It only takes a matter of seconds.Simply type your email

Arsenal fans have shared a transfer theory regarding Alexander Isak, who was spotted in London.Eagle-eyed fans were quick to notice that Isak's new Range Rover was bought and registered in London this month.A custom number plate, registered to the DVLA, was also puchased which reads: "I5 AAK."The striker has been a long-term target of Arsenal's, and Mikel Arteta is thought to be keen on bringing him to the Emirates this week after missing out on Dusan Vlahovic.Vlahovic had been hotly linked with a move to north London, but has joined Juventus instead, leaving the Gunners in desperate need of a striker following Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang's exile.Isak, who was spotted in a Soho bar on Friday night with former Manchester United winger Adnan Januzaj, is in the UK with the end of the transfer window fast approaching. And tinfoil-hatted Gunners fans have come to their own conclusion on the potential coincidence."The car Alexander Isak is driving around London today was bought, registered and taxed in January 2022.

Arsenal have reportedly expressed interest in Aston Villa midfielder Douglas Luiz and Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola has already highlighted the Brazilian's qualities.

Arsenal target Alexander Isak walking around in London with transfer deadline day looming.Gunners boss Mikel Arteta is in desperate need of a centre forward following Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang's recent exile.The club had hoped to tempt Serbian striker Dusan Vlahovic to north London, but the 22-year-old opted to join Juventus instead.Arsenal have been scrambling for alternatives ever since and Isak has emerged as one of the club's top targets - along with Everton striker Dominic Calvert-Lewin and Aston Villa's Ollie Watkins.As it turns out, Isak has been in London for the past day or so, and has been spotted with Real Sociedad teammate - and former Manchester United forward - Adnan Januzaj.A video emerged on social media earlier today showing the Sweden international and Januzaj enjoying themselves in a bar in Soho and another showed the two of them walking around a shopping centre together.The Belgian winger also posted a photo with Isak to his Instagram story, writing: 'My brotherrrrrrr @alex_isak."In all likelihood, the two are simply enjoying a short city break together, but Isak's presence in the capital has done little to quash rumours of an impending transfer to Arsenal.Isak has even hinted that a move to the Premier League could be in his future, telling the Independent in November: "I’m in a good place at the moment, I’m very happy, but one day it would be nice to play in England as well."How much is Alexander Isak worth? Let us know what you think in the comments section below...It's understood the Swede has a release clause of around £75m - a fee which Arsenal are unwilling to pay at the moment.Isak netted scored 17 times in La Liga last season, and impressed for his country during Euro 2020 in the summer, but

Juventus over Arsenal.Vlahovic moved from Fiorentina to Juventus for £58million, plus an additional £8million in add-ons, on Friday, ending January's biggest transfer saga.The Serbian has been in fine form this season, and his goals have fired La Viola into the upper echelons of the Serie A.Arsenal had been hotly linked with the superstar, but Mikel Arteta has missed out on his man with less than a week left in the transfer window.And Vlahovic's agent has revealed why the Serbian picked the Old Lady: "Juventus are always Juventus."While Vlahovic said: "Juventus represents pride, tradition, family. Juventus are always there until the last minute, they never give up."The team always comes first.

Arsenal midfielder is currently training with Mikel Arteta's side and coaching the under-18s.But during the summer, when he was training alone, he reached a point in which he had “depressive, negative thoughts.”He said in an exclusive interview with the Daily Mail, the 30-year-old opened up about the last couple of years he’s had without playing football professionally.“It’s a strange feeling, but it was worse last year. I’d find myself on a golf course at 3 o’clock, not even checking the scores. It had been my whole life and suddenly I’m in a different world.“It’s been better lately.

Arsenal are still pushing to sign a central midfielder before the January transfer window closes on Monday night with moves for three players still hanging in the balance.

Arsenal outcast William Saliba has admitted that playing for the club's under 23s gave him a "good slap".Saliba, who is currently on loan at Marseille, joined the Gunners from Saint Etienne for £27million in 2019, but is still yet to make a first-team appearance for the north Londoners.The 20-year-old has, however, featured twice for Arsenal's U23s, against Gillingham and Wimbledon in the Papa John's Trophy before a loan move to Nice last year.In an interview with French outlet RMC, Saliba revealed his experience of playing in England's third cup competition gave him a real wake up call. "Before going to Arsenal, I said to myself I was going to play, I was sure, I was wondering who I would play alongside," he said.