Neil Maupay: Last News

Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has a predicament on his hands after a shaky performance against Brighton on Saturday afternoon.

The World Cup might be the focus for most but Celtic still have one more friendly to negotiate as they face Everton in Australia.

Arsenal will reportedly hold a meeting with out of favour midfielder Matteo Guendouzi at the end of the season to see if he has a future at the club.Guendouzi has been frozen out at the Emirates Stadium after clashing with all sorts of people since the restart.Tensions first boiled over during Arsenal’s defeat at Brighton when the youngster “verbally attacked” a number of opposition players.Guendouzi also appeared to grab Neil Maupay by the neck.And his actions are thought to have angered the Arsenal hierarchy, including Arteta, who are “exasperated” by the 21-year-old, according to France Football.Arteta, football director Raul Sanllehi, technical director Edu and Huss Fahmy all held a meeting with Guendouzi following the incident, in

Arsenal after a major falling out with Mikel Arteta.

Arsenal according to Jamie O'Hara, who was forced to train alone by Wolves in a similar situation to that the Frenchman is undergoing.Guendouzi has been ostracised by Gunners boss Mikel Arteta since he grabbed Brighton striker Neil Maupay around the throat and allegedly boasted about how much he earns.The midfielder looked to have a bright future at the club until a series of bust-ups with the current regime and it now looks like he will leave in the summer.But former Tottenham and Wolves ace O’Hara believes Arsenal should give Guendouzi a second chance and he expressed concern that forcing him to train alone could 'break him'.“He’s still got a lot to learn, but I think he’s a fantastic player.

Arsenal are facing an injury crisis this week with seven players currently out of action ahead of Thursday’s game against Southampton.The Gunners had a nightmare on Saturday as Neil Maupay steered Brighton to a 2-1 win over Mikel Arteta’s side in highly controversial style.The French striker had previously forced goalkeeper Bernd Leno off the pitch after challenging him for the ball in the box and the German coming off worst with a crocked ankle.Leno is only the most recent casualty at the Emirates Stadium though, with the treatment room already busier than usual at the north London club.Perhaps even more worryingly, five of the seven injured first-team members are defenders, an area the Gunners have struggled heavily with all season.Calum

Arsenal have been branded as “soft” by Michael Owen, who believes the team has demonstrated the same limitations for a decade now.

Arsenal the lead against Brighton but the home side struck twice through Lewis Dunk and Neil Maupay to seal a crucial win. Bukayo Saka crashed an effort off the crossbar with his weaker right foot as the visitors took the game to the relegation threatened side in the first half.