Alexandre Lacazette: Last News

Arsenal are facing the prospect of losing striker Alexandre Lacazette for nothing in just three months.The Frenchman is out of contract at the end of the season, and can begin negotiating a pre-contract agreement with foreign clubs in January.Having been ruled out of the first two matches of the season with Covid, Lacazette has only played 30 minutes of Premier League football this season, coming on as a substitute in the 5-0 defeat by Manchester City.That has prompted rumours that his time at Arsenal is coming to an end.And ESPN report that the Gunners have not offered Lacazette a new contract yet.Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta claimed back in April that the player's future would be resolved over the summer.But after spending a whopping £140m

Arsenal once his contract expires next summer. The 30-year-old arrived in North London in 2017, and he has since bagged 66 goals in 127 appearances for the Gunners.

football.london has claimed the 32-year-old will remain at Arsenal unless an ‘astronomical bid’ is received for him.Manager Mikel Arteta was unable to start both Aubameyang and striker Alexandre Lacazette for the first two games of the Premier League season against Brentford and Chelsea due to illness, and it was very obvious that the pair were missing.How much is Aubameyang worth? Have your say in the comments.In both 2-0 defeats, the Gunners lacked a presence in the final third as well as a sense of direction; the final piece of the puzzle was missing.Wheatley went on to say that he expects Lacazette to remain a Gunner this window too, and until 2022 when his contract expires for that matter.

Mikel Arteta has been dealt a blow ahead of his side's home meeting with Chelsea with Ben White missing out after testing positive for Covid.The defender, who signed from Brighton for £50million earlier this summer, is unavailable for the game due to illness and joins a growing list of absentees at the Emirates.Thomas Partey, Gabriel and Eddie Nketiah are all injured, whilst Alexandre Lacazette and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang both missed last weekend's loss to Brentford after testing positive for Covid.Arsenal confirmed White was also missing due to the virus, though Aubameyang was back in the squad.White made his debut in the 2-0 loss at newly promoted Brentford and Arteta will now be forced to rotate in his absence.White's absence adds to

Mikel Arteta aimed a small swipe at some members of his Arsenal squad who have refused to take the Covid-19 vaccine.Arsenal lost their opening Premier League clash with newly-promoted Brentford during the first matchday.However, Arsenal were without four first-team players due to positive Covid-19 tests: Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, Alexandre Lacazette, Willian, and Alex Runarsson.There is no suggestion the four are among those who have refused a jab.The Spaniard wasn't happy the game was allowed to go ahead due to the absence of some of the star players.But he has now revealed that some of the Arsenal players are refusing the Covid-19 vaccine and some are yet to be double jabbed.And the Gunners boss urged them to get it because it's "about

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Arsenal attacking duo Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and Alexandre Lacazette are reportedly wanted by Barcelona. The pair missed the Gunners’ shock opening-day defeat to the Premier League’s newest side Brentford, watching the North London side lose 2-0 from home.

Jose Mourinho's hopes of adding French striker Alexandre Lacazette to his Roma side have taken a massive blow with the striker wanting Champions League football.Roma's seventh placed finish in Serie A last term means they will not be competing in European football's premier club competition, but they will be in Europe unlike Lacazette's current club.Arsenal have missed out on European qualification for the first time in nearly three decades after a tumultuous season in North London.It is unclear whether Roma will continue to pursue a move for the 30-year-old or whether they will move on to other targets, which include Paris Saint-Germain's Mauro Icardi.Lacazette may leave the Emirates Stadium this summer with Mikel Arteta wanting to add a

Arsenal’s behind-closed-doors friendly against Watford on Wednesday afternoon.The Egyptian international lost the ball under pressure in his own box, which ultimately lead to Watford’s Phillip Zinckernagel finding the back of the net, at the second time of asking, after his initial effort was blocked.The mistake came whilst trying to play out from the back, with Elneny cutting back into the path of two opponents, after the ball was played to him by Bernd Leno.Ultimately it didn’t affect the result, with Mikel Arteta’s men going on to win the game 4-1, with goals coming from Eddie Nketiah, Alexandre Lacazette, Kieran Tierney, and Miguel Azeez.Despite the victory, another defensive error will be a cause for concern for Arsenal fans, after

The new season is fast approaching and Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta still has some transfer business to complete before the summer window slams shut.

It's already been a busy few weeks for Arsenal in the summer transfer window and it isn't showing any signs of slowing down.

Mikel Arteta's use of new signing Sambi Albert Lokonga in Arsenal's behind closed doors friendly win against Millwall suggests that the Belgian could well end up being Granit Xhaka's long-term replacement.

Arsenal have finally got a pre-season victory under their belts following a defeat to Hibernian and a draw with Rangers last week.The Gunners cruised past Millwall on Saturday after naming a strong line-up that included the likes of Emile Smith Rowe, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, Kieran Tierney and Thomas Partey.While those four failed to get on the scoresheet, Calum Chambers, Nicolas Pepe, Folarin Balogun and Alexandre Lacazette were on hand to secure the victory.However, there was some concern over their skipper during the first-half, but he was thankfully able to return to the action after lengthy treatment in the opening stages.Following the positive outing, Arsenal have friendlies against Chelsea and Tottenham in early August before their

Brighton have successfully held out in their efforts to keep hold of Ben White so far this summer, but Arsenal are reportedly poised to come back with a fresh bid for the England centre-back.In what’s likely to be the biggest deal of their transfer window, Mikel Arteta's side will hope a third offer for the international defender proves the tipping point as Brighton hold out for a reported £50million fee.Anderlecht’s Albert Sambi Lokonga will probably be a Gunner by then, however, as the midfield gem looks set to become Arsenal’s first major signing of the summer window.His arrival has been described as being ‘imminent’ in the latest reports, while Alexandre Lacazette and another Eddie Nketiah have been linked with potential exits.Daily

Arsenal are expected to have a huge summer transfer window after Mikel Arteta’s side failed to qualify for Europe for the first time since the 1995/96 season.The Gunners’ disappointing campaign culminated in a Europa League semi-final loss to former boss Unai Emery, who led his Villarreal side to victory in the competition.They had a poor season offensively with captain Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang uncharacteristically failing to show up as well as a persistent lack of creativity in midfield.And now with big players like Alexandre Lacazette nearing the end of their contracts and the need to revamp the squad on a limited budget, Arteta and technical director Edu have their hands full.Daily Star Sport has taken a look at the latest Arsenal

Arsenal are reportedly set to make a move for Celtic striker Odsonne Edouard if Alexandre Lacazette leaves the Emirates Stadium this summer.Lacazette has failed to provide the goals expected of an elite striker since joining from Lyon for a fee in the region of £47million in the summer of 2017.The Frenchman has not scored more than 13 league goals since his first season in the Premier League, well under what strikers at other clubs fighting for a European place have managed.He had started the season well, scoring in three successive games at the beginning of the campaign, but following April’s draw with Fulham, he was restricted to substitute appearances.The failure to ever really hit a good run of form in front of goal has led to the

Arsenal are planning on showing a number of first team players the exit door this summer after a dismal domestic campaign that sees them stare down the barrel of no European football for the first time in 25 years.The Gunners have been a shadow of their former selves this season, losing 13 times in the league alone - 7 of which have come at the Emirates, ensuring their worst home form for decades.As a result, manager Mikel Arteta knows all too well how busy the club need to be in the upcoming transfer window, with departures as well as arrivals.Striking duo Alexandre Lacazette and Eddie Nketiah are both rumoured to be creeping closer to the exit door, with a contract extension unlikely for either.One name that has been touted as someone

Unai Emery has defended Mikel Arteta after the Arsenal boss came under fire for not fielding a natural striker against Villarreal.

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta has confirmed Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, Kieran Tierney and Alexandre Lacazette could all be fit for the club's Europa League semi-final on Thursday night.

Premier League under Mikel Arteta, Arsenal are in serious need of reinforcements this summer.A key weakness that has been at striker, with Alexandre Lacazette and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang failing to fire this term.With Lacazette entering the final year of his contract at the Emirates Stadium, he looks set to depart at the end of this campaign.That leaves a hole to fill in Arteta’s squad, with the Gunners in need of a consistent goalscorer if they are to return to top four contention.

Alexandre Lacazette's Arsenal contract continues to wind down as he nears the final 12 months of his deal.