Kim Kallstrom: Last News

Arsenal remains one of the most bizarre deals in the club’s recent history.The Swedish midfielder was signed by the Gunners from Spartak Moscow in the closing hours of deadline day in January 2014, with Arsene Wenger looking to bolster his options mid-way through the season.Wenger’s side were mounting a serious title challenge with only Manchester City ahead of them in the Premier League table, but an injury crisis in midfield pushed him to bring in the experienced Kallstrom on loan.But the player, then 31, arrived at the Emirates with a back injury and did not play for the club for another two months, baffling the Gunners faithful.Speaking to the official club website, Kallstrom revealed his injury was picked up in a training camp in Abu

Arsenal for £14million and inspiring the invincibles, there is a Scott Sinclair moving to Manchester City to fall into mediocrity.And Daily Star Sport is having a look at every Premier League clubs worst transfer of all time ahead of the new campaign.In January 2014, Arsenal decided to move for Swedish international Kim Kallstrom on loan for the remainder of the season.However, Kallstrom only made three appearances for the Gunners, and reflecting on his time in North London, he said: "I walked in, won a trophy and walked out."The Swede spent the majority at Arsenal a broken back, and the Gunners unsurprisingly didn't try and make his loan move permanent.Contrary to popular belief, Emile Heskey was once quite good.However, during his time at

Kim Kallstrom believed Zlatan Ibrahimovic was the best trainer in world football until he saw Mikel Arteta on the training ground.

Many Arsenal and general Premier League fans would regard Kim Kallstrom's loan move as something of a failure. But not Kallstrom - he's defended his time at the Gunners.

Kim Kallstrom insists his four-month loan spell at Arsenal was one of the highlights of his career.

Kim Kallstrom was convinced his dream move to Arsenal would be cancelled after he hurt his back training on the beach.