Arthur Masuaku: Last News

Arsenal's pursuit of Manchester City star Oleksandr Zinchenko has peaked as Mikel Arteta is keen to reunite with the Ukraine international.Arteta worked with Zinchenko while he was Pep Guardiola's assistant at City, and the Spaniard is keen on bringing him to the Emirates, according to London Evening Standard. The versatility of Zinchenko has appealed to Arteta, who is not only hoping to use him as a back-up to Kieran Tierney, but also as a midfielder.Zinchenko could help resolve two of Arsenal's shortages, and with City chasing a new left-back, they may look to sell the Ukraine star in order to balance the books.

Beskitas are reportedly set to offer Ridvan Yilmaz a loan exit from Rangers in January - with claims that the full-back "wants" to leave the Scottish Premiership after just six months to rejoin the club he signed from.

West Ham hope to sign Rennes defender Nayef Aguerd in the next few days - after pulling out of the race for James Tarkowski.The Hammers had three bids for Burnley centre-back Tarkowski turned down two years ago and were expected to go back in for him this summer when his contract expires. But the former England centre back will be 30 this year and has already been offered £120,000-a-week by Aston Villa, with Everton and Fulham also interested.So Hammers boss David Moyes has switched his sights to Morocco star Aguerd, who has just turned 26, and talks are now at an advanced stage.

Chelsea have awkwardly included a snap of Edouard Mendy's gaffe against West Ham United in an online graphic celebrating being crowned 'champions of the world'.Goals from Romelu Lukaku and Kai Havertz saw the Blues inch past Palmeiras to win the Club World Cup on Saturday and clinch the only piece of silverware that had been missing from their trophy cabinet.Naturally, the club's social media team began basking in the glory, as images of players and fans celebrating came flooding in.But a graphic they created to celebrate becoming world champions has rival fans in stitches as they included a shot of Mendy being caught out by Arthur Masuaku's cross during Chelsea's 3-2 defeat to West Ham in December."Chelsea’s graphic saying 'Champions of the world' have a picture of Mendy and it’s the one where he pushes Masuaku’s cross into the goal," tweeted a giddy Hammers fan."That's embarrassing haha.

Rio Ferdinand insists that West Ham are punching with the biggest teams as they claimed another massive win at home beating Chelsea.

West Ham United beat Chelsea on Saturday with a 'freakish' goal that left goalkeeper Edouard Mendy 'in the mud' according to fans.

Manchester City have been handed a huge boost in time for their Premier League fixture at Watford.

Liverpool with a last-minute solution to their centre-half crisis. The Frenchman, 24, was a top performer for the Hammers during his first two seasons at the London Stadium.However, his form dipped somewhat last term as he suffered some niggling injuries.And Diop, who was once hailed a monster by Jose Mourinho, has surprisingly fallen way down the pecking order now at West Ham.Moyes’ early period of the 2020/21 campaign saw him pick a back three of Aaron Cresswell, Angelo Ogbonna and Fabian Balbuena.

Premier League players do not deem going down under soft challenges as cheating.Liverpool and Tottenham were awarded controversial penalties in the Premier League last weekend after Mohamed Salah and Harry Kane were judged to be fouled.Many criticised the pair for going down with Kane ducking against Brighton and allowing Adam Lallana to jump over him and commit a foul.Salah went down following a challenge from West Ham's Arthur Masuaku though Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp defended his player.And Deeney believes Premier League players are accepting of that type of incident.Striker Deeney told The Sun: “Two of the Premier League's finest players — Mo Salah and Harry Kane — were accused of winning penalties with a lack of total honesty last