Pablo Mari: Last News

Arsenal star Pablo Mari has been stabbed in a horror incident at a supermarket which saw one person dead and five others injured. A 46-year-old man is believed to have taken a knife from shelves before carrying out an attack on shoppers at the Carrefour store near Milan, Italy on Thursday (October 27).

Charlie Nicholas called for Celtic to lead the race to land defender Pablo Mari from Arsenal and the pundit could have got half his wish. The wheels are in motion for Spanish centre-back to find a new club this summer after Mikel Arteta opened the exit door.

Charlie Nicholas has urged Celtic to pursue a deal for Arsenal defender Pablo Mari. The pundit and former Parkhead star reckons the Spanish centre-back is the perfect addition to bolster the Premiership champions' Champions League campaign.

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 have reportedly been offered the chance to sign Manchester United target and Borussia Dortmund centre-back Manuel Akanji.Akanji, 26, looks likely to leave Dortmund this summer following the arrival of fellow defenders Niklas Sule and Nico Schlotterbeck. The Bundesliga club are looking to cash in while they can with his contract expiring next year, so Akanji's representatives are seeking a move away for him.

Mikel Arteta has defended Arsenal's decision to let five players leave in January without being replaced.But the Gunners boss now expects a busy summer with at least one striker top of his agenda as he bids to rebuild a threadbare squad decimated by injuries while also battling for a place in the Premier League top four.Arsenal are short of bodies ahead of Saturday's clash with Brighton, with Kieran Tierney and Thomas Partey now both in danger of missing the rest of the season. But Arteta insists it was NOT a mistake to let Pablo Mari, Ainsley Maitland-Niles, Calum Chambers, Sead Kolasinac and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang all leave.He said: "They were players that we did not really use.

Deadline day has now been and gone, the January transfer window is now closed.

Arsenal were set to sign Barcelona defender Samuel Umtiti earlier in the January transfer window before injury struck.The Gunners have been working with the La Liga side on Transfer Deadline Day over a deal for Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang.But that is not the first contact they've had this month.A loan deal was in the works for Umtiti, 28, who recently signed a cheaper contract with Barca so they could register new signing Ferran Torres.He is in desperate need of game time and Mundo Deportivo report the move from the Camp Nou to the Emirates for the rest of the season was ‘practically completed’.However, the Frenchman suffered a fractured toe, ruling him out for a matter of months and putting pay to the switch.Injuries are what have stalled the World Cup winner's career since his move from Lyon in 2016.Umtiti has played just one game all season as even when he has been fit, he's remained either an unused substitute or not been included in the squad.Should Arsenal go back in for Umtiti in the summer? Let us know in the comments section.He's not the only transfer that has fallen through for Mikel Arteta this month.Arsenal's Spanish manager looked to be relieved of his midfield issues with the loan signing of Juventus' Arthur.However, after a breakthrough in talks last week they then struggled to get the deal over the line.It means they look set to end the winter window without any fresh faces for their top four push. They're arguably worse off than they were when they started the month, as several stars have left the club.Ainsley Maitland-Niles has joined Roma and Pablo Mari has gone to Udinese, both until the end of the season.

Mikel Arteta's preparations for Saturday's match between Arsenal and Leicester City have been disrupted by a stomach bug that has already sidelined two players.As a result, he is likely to have to make changes to his lineup for the match at the King Power Stadium after already seeing a number of players pick up injuries.

Will Mikel Arteta turn things around at Arsenal? Comment belowIt has also been confirmed that Ben White, Gabriel Magalhaes and Thomas Partey will be available for contention, meaning that Arteta could unleash his £137million quartet to bolster Arsenal's spine moving forward.Pablo Mari, Calum Chambers and Rob Holding have struggled, so Gabriel could line up against big-money signing White, with Partey coming back into the side to partner Albert Sambi Lokonga in central midfield.Granit Xhaka will be suspended this weekend following his horror red card against City, and Mohamed Elneny remains injured, meaning the new look midfield duo could sit in front of Arteta's new defensive pairing.

Arsenal got their pre-season campaign off to the worst possible start as rookie goalkeeper Arthur Okonkwo dropped a huge clanger in a friendly against Hibernian. Mikel Arteta named a strong team for his side's first pre-season workout, with stars including Willian, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and Pablo Mari all starting the match at Easter Road.

Paris Saint-Germain owner Nasser Al-Khelaifi is lining up a shock return to the French giants for David Luiz, though he faces a major stumbling block.Luiz was released by Arsenal at the end of the campaign just gone, having fallen out of favour under Gunners boss Mikel Arteta.Arteta had a first been impressed by Luiz’s impact on his young squad, handing him a one-year contract extension last summer.But the Brazilian’s second season at the Emirates Stadium was not as good as his first, with Rob Holding, Pablo Mari and Gabriel moving ahead of him in the pecking order.He was limited to 17 starts in what was a disappointing Premier League season for the Gunners, appearing in a matchday squad only once in the final nine games.With Arteta looking

Mikel Arteta has been slammed by Arsenal fans for his team selection against Chelsea, saying the game is "already lost".The Gunners travel to Stamford Bridge sitting 10th in the Premier League, six points off fifth-placed West Ham with three games to go.Competing against a side into the FA Cup and Champions League finals, the north London side need to attack the Blues' back line for a win.And the team news suggest Arteta will do this through a 3-4-3 formation to match Chelsea, with Rob Holding, Gabriel Magalhaes and Pablo Mari in a back three.Bukayo Saka, usually an attacking player, could be on the right wing with full-back Kieran Tierney on the opposite side.Mohamed Elneny and Thomas Partey partner in midfield with Emile Smith Rowe,

Arsenal will be without important defender Kieran Tierney for the trip to Aston Villa on Saturday due to an injury to the Scot’s right leg.

Arsenal as they take on Southampton with the striker being absent due to “personal reasons”.Aubameyang missed Saturday’s FA Cup loss to the Saints and will not be making the trip to St Mary’s for Tuesday’s Premier League tie.Arsenal’s website states he will be missing due to “personal family reasons”, with Dani Ceballos and Pablo Mari also set to miss the clash.When asked when the 31-year-old could return, Gunners boss Mikel Arteta said: "I don't know.

Mikel Arteta has been dealt another blow with Pablo Mari facing an injury lay-off.

Mikel Arteta maintains that Shkodran Mustafi's immediate future is at Arsenal despite his lack of game time.

Mikel Arteta’s decision to welcome Pablo Mari back to the heart of Arsenal’s defence is set to come at a cost to the Gunners.

Cesar Azpilicueta certainly made his frustrations known as Chelsea went down at Arsenal.

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta is ready to see his squad boosted by a host of returning players.

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta will be pleased after fielding a number of youngsters and fringe players against Dundalk.