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Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has told Gabriel Jesus to ‘accept the coach’s decision’ after being snubbed by the Brazil national team.The £45million striker has been a revelation at the Emirates this season, becoming the Gunners’ star player after being reunited with his former Manchester City coach Arteta. He has six goal involvements in six Premier League matches already, but was surprisingly left out of Brazil’s upcoming friendlies against Ghana and Tunisia in preparation for the World Cup.Jesus will therefore remain at London Colney along with teammates Gabriel Martinelli and Gabriel Magalhaes, who were similarly left out by manager Tite.

Arsene Wenger was owed a "duty of care" at Arsenal and should have been handed a role at the club, says David Dein. Wenger, 72, is the Gunners' most decorated manager having claimed three Premier League crowns and seven FA Cups during his 22-year stint in north London. But despite his glittering success, the Frenchman's final 12 months were blemished by fan protests and a decrease in form - Arsenal's last top-flight title still remains the 'invincibles' 2003/04 campaign.Leaving the club to a mixed reception in 2018, Wenger is now serving as FIFA's Chief of Global Football Development and it's his formidable football knowledge that former Arsenal co-owner David Dein believes is missing from the day-to-day dealings at London Colney.READ MORE: Arsenal must now go for broke in quest for Champions League, silverware and more"He [Wenger] was a miracle worker, and they just let him go," Dein told the Mail.

Arsenal team-mate to 'stop feeling sorry for himself' having played a reduced role under Mikel Arteta in frustrations at his own lack of playing time. The 23-year-old striker has been open about his desire to become Arsenal's main forward following the departure of Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, as he mentions in All or Nothing: Arsenal.

Liverpool fans have mocked Mikel Arteta for playing You'll Never Walk Alone in Arsenal training ahead of their trip to Anfield last season.Gunners boss Arteta used giant speakers to blare out the Reds' famous anthem at London Colney in a unique attempt to replicate the atmosphere his players could expect to face in their upcoming match.The moment has been documented in All or Nothing: Arsenal, which will be released on Thursday (August 4). And a released snippet has left Liverpool fans in stitches as their side went on to end Arsenal's eight-match unbeaten run with a 4-0 win.READ MORE: Mikel Arteta rocks up on red carpet with glam WAG for All or Nothing ReleaseOne wrote: "No way he thought he could recreate anfields atmosphere with a couple speakers, no wonder they couldn’t beat us in 4 games last season."Another replied: "Only to lose 4-0 to us." A third joked: "But Anfield atmosphere is a myth." A fourth sarcastically said: "Class this by Arteta ended up being 4-0 to us but still."And another Reds supporter commented: "Hahahahaha this is insane.

Arsenal's faith in Eddie Nketiah is already paying off after the striker scored a hat-trick against Ipswich in a pre-season friendly.It's been a brilliant 12 months for Nketiah, as not only has he found his Premier League form, he's been given a bumper new contract and a new number. It looked as though Nketiah could follow both Alexandre Lacazette and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang out the door, but the youngster has signed a new deal.And he looked as lethal as ever at London Colney on Saturday as Arsenal thrashed Ipswich Town, leaving fans excited for the season ahead.

Arsenal outcast Hector Bellerin is back in training with the Gunners following his successful loan stint with Real Betis. There was a time when the Spanish right-back was a fan favourite and a certified shoe-in among the north London club's starting XI, however under Mikel Arteta, the 27-year-old has experienced a fall from grace.

Bolton Wanderers will take on Championship side Watford as the club announced its latest pre-season friendly.

Arsenal are still waiting for their first winter arrival.Despite reports that a deal for Dusan Vlahovic are nearing a conclusion, the Gunners are still yet to acquire the 21-year-old and face competition from Serie A giants Juventus for his signature.Mikel Arteta is in desperate need of a forward with AWOL ex-captain Pierre Emerick-Aubameyang unlikely to feature for Arsenal again.Elsewhere, Alexandre Lacazette and Eddie Nketiah will both see their current deals expire at the end of the season and there are no signs that either will be afforded a new contract.And while the Gunners boss is rightfully concerned with bringing in the desired quality up-front, he might want to keep one eye over his shoulder for any players seeking a way out of the club.In recent years, the last few days of the transfer window have seen Arsenal lose some of their biggest stars with Alexis Sanchez, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain and Mezut Ozil all moving on with less than a week of the window to go.And with the success some of these stars have had since leaving north London, Arteta might want to lock the gates at London Colney until February 1st.Daily Star Sport brings you the 10 biggest transfer fees Arsenal have received and how the players fared at their new clubs...Who would you like to see Arsenal sign in January? Let us know in the comments section.After three seasons with the Gunners, Samir Nasri opted to join high-flying Manchester City in the summer of 2011, leaving Arsenal fans fuming with his "club of the future" comments.The Frenchman made an instant impression in the northwest, providing three assists on his debut as the Cityzens comfortably dispatched Tottenham 5-1.Now a two-time Premier League winner with Man City, perhaps Nasri was

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta is willing to give Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang another chance in the first-team squad despite the striker’s “mistakes.”Aubameyang was stripped of his captaincy as a result of returning to training late after he was permitted by the club to fly out to Gabon to be with his mother.The 32-year-old’s Arsenal career appeared in tatters as he was left out of the previous four match-day squads and given his own training programme to undergo alone at London Colney.But Arteta has seemingly offered his former talisman an olive branch despite the forward reportedly having been given several chances regarding his discipline before.Speaking on Wednesday ahead of the Boxing Day fixture against Norwich, the Spaniard said: “We

Arsenal” - and only moved to the Gunners to help the family financially.The Argentine is into his second season with Aston Villa, leaving North London after a decade with the club but just 38 appearances in that time.He arrived at London Colney from Argentine side Independiente in 2010. But Martinez, who made an emotional exit following his last appearance for Arsenal in their victorious 2020 FA Cup final, has made a big admission about his decision 11 years ago.

Brighton & Hove Albion are reportedly delighted with the £50million they received for Ben White ahead of his move to Arsenal.The defender is set to join the Gunners on a five-year-deal after completing a two-day physical assessment at their London Colney training ground.Arsenal had pursued the England defender, who was called up to Gareth Southgate’s Euro 2020 squad, since the start of the summer but were met with resistance by Brighton over a transfer fee.The Seagulls eventually agreed to a hefty sum for the player along with a sell-on clause which could see them earn an additional £20million.The North Londoners initially bid £40million prior to Euro 2020 which was rejected, before their follow-up offer of £47million was also turned

Arsenal chief Josh Kroenke issued a grovelling apology to supporters for the Gunners’ part in the European Super League abomination.

Arsenal fans have spotted former player Mesut Ozil making an unusual appearance in training for the north London derby clash against Tottenham. The German left the Emirates Stadium in January, heading to Turkish side Fenerbahce in a free transfer.

The list of Arsenal’s transfer near-misses is a long and frustrating one for Gunners fans.

On the face of things Kieran Tierney appears a quiet and rather shy individual.

Kieran Tierney is well-known for his no-nonsense approach when it comes to games, matches and opponents.

Mikel Arteta claims Nicolas Pepe is making "a lot of progress" at Arsenal thanks to a noticeable change to the way he approaches training sessions.

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta is set to be able to call upon the services of Mat Ryan for Saturday lunchtime's clash at Aston Villa after the Australia international returned to training.

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang has returned to training at Arsenal's London Colney base - but he remains a doubt to face Wolves on Tuesday evening.

All eyes were on Martin Odegaard as he trained alongside his new Arsenal team-mates at London Colney on Wednesday.

Arsenal training session on Wednesday after sealing his loan move from Real Madrid.The 22-year-old has joined Mikel Arteta’s side until the end of the season, having grown frustrated with his lack of first-team opportunities at Madrid.He has only made nine appearances for Zinedine Zidane’s side this season, meaning it made sense to leave on loan this month.Shortly after completing the switch, Odegaard was spotted going through the gears at Arsenal’s London Colney training complex for the very first time on Wednesday afternoon.Here are five things we learnt from his first session with the Gunners.Ceballos friendshipIn a behind-the-scenes video from Arsenal which gives fans a glimpse of Odegaard’s first day, he can be seen walking out to