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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

It's all systems go for Arsenal in the transfer window as Mikel Arteta's rebuild starts to gain some traction.

Arsenal are close to completing the signing of Brighton defender Ben White for a £50m fee with a medical scheduled for the player on either Monday or Tuesday.However, their transfer goals for this summer aren’t met yet, and they are expected to add a few more signings having already brought in Albert Sambi Lokonga from Anderlecht and Nuno Tavares from Benfica.There are still five positions they may be looking to improve in, according to Athletic journalist David Ornstein.Aaron Ramsdale has been close to a move to Arsenal from Sheffield United with Bernd Leno’s place in net no longer guaranteed.Fans have been confused by this with many refusing to believe he is a major upgrade on Leno and the stark £30m fee that is reported being a slight

Mikel Arteta is ready to shift his summer transfer focus to finding a long-term successor for Bernd Leno.

Mikel Arteta chasing several targets to be his third signing of the summer window.Nuno Tavares and Albert Sambi Lokonga have both already joined the club, with the Gunners closing in on finally bringing Ben White to the Emirates Stadium.Arteta is also eyeing bids for Aaron Ramsdale and Tammy Abraham, with the Gunners also reportedly ready to offer two players to Leicester in part-exchange for James Maddison.The Spaniard’s starting line-up in the upcoming season is set to be much changed from the one which finished eighth in the Premier League last term.Those changes will start with the first name on the teamsheet in goal, with Ramsdale taking over as number one from Bernd Leno.The Gunners are set to submit a £30million bid to Sheffield

Arsenal are ready to consider West Brom's Sam Johnstone if a deal for Aaron Ramsdale can't be struck.The Sheffield United goalkeeper is a top transfer target for the Gunners this summer.Mikel Arteta wants serious competition for German international Bernd Leno between the sticks as they still have not properly replaced Emiliano Martinez - and the 23-year-old fits the bill.But the Blades are under no pressure to sell and want in excess of £25million to part with Ramsdale, who has three years left on his current contract.The Yorkshire outfit's tough stance has left Arsenal chiefs weighing up other options.Johnstone, currently on England duty with Ramsdale, has been earmarked as a sensible potential alternative - especially with the Baggies

Arsenal as they aim to solve their goalkeeper issues this summer.Current No.1 Bernd Leno appears to be on his way out of North London with a return home to Germany touted, and Sheffield United’s Ramsdale is a name on the Arsenal shortlist as they look to replace him, according to The Sun.The English goalkeeper was called up to the England squad yesterday after Manchester United’s Dean Henderson pulled out through injury.Ramsdale has had a tough first season at Bramall Lane as the Blades finished bottom of the Premier League, going down to the Championship.However, Ramsdale’s Premier League career could carry on if he moves to the Emirates Stadium.Sheffield United signed the goalkeeper from Bournemouth £20m and will hope to recoup that fee

Arsenal’s reported pursuit of Ajax star Andre Onana has received a major boost after the Cameroon goalkeeper had his drug suspension reduced to nine months.Onana, 25, was initially banned from football activity for 12 months in February after the banned substance furosemide showed up in a urine sample test from October 2020.The suspension threw Onana’s future into serious doubt given he’s about to enter the final 12 months of his contract in Amsterdam and looks unlikely to sign an extension.There's new hope Onana could play again this year following a ruling by the Court of Arbitration for Sport, which stated: "The CAS panel...

Arsenal are reportedly keen on signing Ajax goalkeeper Andre Onana with current shot-stopper Bernd Leno rumoured to be stalling over whether to sign a new deal.

Arsenal could sign Ajax goalkeeper Andre Onana in a cut-price deal this summer following a tricky season for German stopper Bernd Leno under Mikel Arteta. The 25-year-old and Ajax opted to appeal against the ruling of international sports tribunal CAS, with the current period keeping him out of action till February.The Cameroon international was adjudged to have tested positive for Furosemide, and he has since insisted that it was taken accidentally through his wife's medication.

Bernd Leno is looking to aid Arsenal's pursuit of Julian Brandt after revealing he has been texting the Borussia Dortmund star.

Bernd Leno has backtracked on comments he made claiming he was ready for a "new adventure" insisting he is targeting success at Arsenal.

Arsenal have prioritised five positions for the summer transfer window as Mikel Arteta gets ready to splash the cash.The Gunners have suffered a tough first full season under the Spaniard, looking set to miss out on European football with a mid-table Premier League finish and no cup wins. While it has seen pressure build on the manger’s position, he has received the backing of the north London board.

Arsenal over extending Konstantino Mavropanos’ loan deal with Stuttgart.Mislintat spent 12 months at the Emirates, employed as the club’s head of recruitment.During his time at the Gunners, he signed eight players, with only two of those still at the club, despite his tenure ending only two years ago.The ex-Borussia Dortmund scout joined the Gunners in November 2017 after being approached by Arsene Wenger, but departed in January 2019 after falling out with the club’s hierarchy.Only two Mislintat signings, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and Bernd Leno remain a part of Mikel Arteta’s set-up, with the rest all considered transfer misses.Matteo Guendouzi and Lucas Torreira are both out on loan, although the former is set to return imminently, while

Liverpool legend Graeme Souness lashed out at Arsenal midfielder Dani Ceballos for his "embarrassing" moment in the defeat to Everton on Friday night.

Arsenal slumped to their ninth home defeat of the season against Everton on Friday night - and broke an unwanted 91-year record in the process.The Gunners are enduring a miserable campaign in the Premier League, with Carlo Ancelotti’s men delivering their 13th loss thanks to a major blunder from goalkeeper Bernd Leno.With 15 minutes remaining Richarlison advanced to the byline and fired a cross straight at Leno, who couldn’t prevent the ball from slipping through his hands and into the back net.Mikel Arteta was left seething after the game, with his side denied what he felt was a perfectly legitimate penalty early in the second half.Dani Ceballos went down under a challenge from Richarlison and the referee pointed to the spot, only for VAR

Don't wait around for updates - sign up for our daily football email newsletter today!Graeme Souness has laid into Arsenal midfielder Dani Ceballos after his “embarrassing” penalty incident in Friday’s defeat to Everton.The Gunners hopes of securing a place in Europe next season took another blow as Bernd Leno’s own goal in the final 15 minutes surrendered any points they were looking to pick up.Arsenal could have had a golden opportunity to take the lead earlier in the second half when Ceballos was brought down in the box by Richarlison.The penalty was eventually overturned by VAR as Nicolas Pepe was deemed to have been offside in the build-up.But Souness insists that Ceballos went down far too easily in looking to win a spot-kick.“This is

Granit Xhaka was slammed by Graeme Souness over his role in Bernd Leno's farcical own goal which saw Arsenal beaten by Everton.

Mikel Arteta vented his fury with Arsenal's performance and VAR after the Gunners fell to a dismal 1-0 defeat by Everton.

With the protests of their fans ringing in their ears, Arsenal 's mood was worsened as Bernd Leno's dismal blunder gifted Everton a 1-0 victory at the Emirates.

Mikel Arteta's side had to come from three goals down against the Hammers to earn a 3-3 draw which moved them up to ninth place in the Premier League.The Gunners made life hard for themselves after conceding twice in three minutes early in the first half, with Jarrod Bowen doubling West Ham's lead after Jesse Lingard's opener.Tomas Soucek added a third just past the half-hour mark - but it was Bowen's goal that left Redknapp barely able to believe what he'd seen.Michail Antonio won a free-kick just, which was quickly passed to Bowen while several Arsenal players still had their backs turned as they walked to take up positions in Bernd Leno's area - with the West Ham winger firing home.And Redknapp blasted Kieran Tierney, Thomas Partey,