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Manchester United will host Villarreal in the Champions League on Wednesday night at Old Trafford.

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Spanish outlet Fichajes suggested Arsenal had ‘contacted’ Conte.

Arsenal owners the Kroenke family are in agreement on their sacking decision for Mikel Arteta as his woes continue.The Spaniard has taken the Gunners to the bottom of the Premier League table, scoring no goals and conceding nine to lose their first three games. And it has seen calls grow among the fan base for the club’s former midfielder and Pep Guardiola’s protege to be sacked.

Arsenal’s exiled loan defender William Saliba is piling pressure on Mikel Arteta as his incredible loan stats emerge.The Frenchman has been on the books in north London for three seasons since a £27m deal was completed in 2019 from Saint-Etienne - but he has never made a senior appearance.Being loaned straight back to the Ligue 1 side under Unai Emery, his replacement decided to put the 20-year-old in the U23s and EFL Trophy campaign.This left Saliba frustrated, heading to Nice for the second half of the 2020/21 season to make 22 appearances and even grab a goal. And it seems Arteta’s standing on the centre-back has not changed, signing Ben White from Brighton for £50m and sending the youngster to Marseille.

The Athletic. “That’s nothing against West Ham — it could have been anyone — but I shouldn’t have left Arsenal.“I had a conversation with Arsene when I came back from Bournemouth [following a 2016/17 loan, with 12 months left on his Arsenal terms].“He said, ‘Look, you can leave.

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Arsenal appears to finally be coming to an end, after the midfielder posted a farewell message on Instagram to Gunners fans.The Frenchman started his Arsenal career well, with many expecting he would go on to become a key player in midfield for years to come.But his career in the Premier League fell apart after Mikel Arteta replaced Unai Emery as Arsenal manager.A series of incidents, coupled with concerns over his attitude, resulted in the 22-year-old being frozen out of training by Arteta, before he was shipped out on loan to Hertha Berlin.Here, Daily Star Sport looks at three highs and three lows from his time at Arsenal…Though he was only 19 when he joined Arsenal and had spent all of his career leading up to that move in France,

Manchester United's long-running transfer saga for Borussia Dortmund's star-man, Jadon Sancho, looks to have finally reached its conclusion with reports 'its never been so close'.Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is keen to add the winger to his rooster after United's heartbreaking Europa League final loss to Unai Emery's Villarreal on penalties.Real Madrid's Raphael Varane is also on the Red Devils shopping list, however, an 11th-hour twist has thrown a spanner in the works for Solskjaer to complete a deal.And Daily Star Sport has rounded up all of Manchester United's transfer dealings into one article for you.United have been long-time admirers of the English winger, who is currently in Germany, and their saga looks set to end soon rather than later,

Manchester United's transfer window so far this year: Jadon Sancho and Raphael Varane.Both names seem to have been linked with the Red Devils for the past couple of years, and both transfer sagas look set to rumble on deep into the summer.Ole Gunnar Solskjaer will be looking to bolster his squad following United's Europa League disappointment, where they lost in an incredible penalty shoot-out to Unai Emery's Villarreal side.And Daily Star Sport has rounded up all the day's notable transfer news for Red Devils fans into one article.Varane has 12 months left on his Real Madrid contract, and reports earlier this year suggested that Real could offload the Frenchman this summer - to avoid losing him on a free.And Varane's agents are keen to

Mikel Arteta for making changes to Arsenal's off the ball work that fans and pundits "won't see".Arteta endured a frustrating first full season as Gunners boss last term, stewarding the club's worst start to a league campaign for 46 years.The Emirates faithful were calling for him to leave amid a run of four straight home defeats throughout October and November, and again when a timid performance saw them dumped out by former boss Unai Emery's Villarreal in the Europa League semi-finals.They have also missed out on European qualification for the first time in 25 years after finishing eighth in the Premier League.Despite their poor season, Bellerin has opened up on the changes Arteta has made at Arsenal that people may fail to notice, waxing

Arsenal are expected to have a huge summer transfer window after Mikel Arteta’s side failed to qualify for Europe for the first time since the 1995/96 season.The Gunners’ disappointing campaign culminated in a Europa League semi-final loss to former boss Unai Emery, who led his Villarreal side to victory in the competition.They had a poor season offensively with captain Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang uncharacteristically failing to show up as well as a persistent lack of creativity in midfield.And now with big players like Alexandre Lacazette nearing the end of their contracts and the need to revamp the squad on a limited budget, Arteta and technical director Edu have their hands full.Daily Star Sport has taken a look at the latest Arsenal

FA Cup victory to spare their blushes.Mikel Arteta has overseen one of the worst seasons in recent history in which Arsenal's attempt to retain their FA Cup crown ended in feeble fashion after a fourth round exit against Southampton, before an even more humiliating Europa League elimination at the hands of Villarreal, managed by Arteta's predecessor Unai Emery.The Gunners nearly found themselves qualifying for the newly-formed Europa Conference League, though a late Tottenham comeback on the final day of the season ensured a place for their North London rivals ahead of Arsenal.Inevitably, with no European football to entice new players, Arsenal's recruitment plans will have taken a dent and one move is rumoured to have already been

Arsenal miss out on any kind of European football for the first time in 25 years, manager Mikel Arteta is willing to let a number of Gunners stars leave as he plans a huge rebuild.The Gunners ended the campaign without a trophy, failing to retain their FA Cup crown while also suffering a humiliating elimination from the Europa League at the hands of former boss Unai Emery, who guided Villarreal to win the competition outright.It was a season in which very few Arsenal players covered themselves in glory, meaning most of them are seen as dispensable in the eyes of Arteta, who has reportedly placed three central midfielders in the shop window.Italian journalist Fabrizio Romano has recently suggested all three of Granit Xhaka, Matteo Guendouzi

Manchester United's wait for a trophy under Ole Gunnar Solksjaer continues after Europa League final heartache at the hands of Unai Emery's Villarreal.The 'Yellow Submarine' won a remarkable penalty shootout 11-10, which saw all twenty outfield players convert their spot-kicks before United shot-stopper David de Gea had his effort saved, ensuring United's four-year wait for a trophy will run into next season.Bruno Fernandes took the defeat harder than most, pictured in tears come the end of the game as their opponents wheeled away in celebration.Though Edinson Cavani bagged yet another goal on the night, United actually found themselves 1-0 down at the interval and new tunnel camera footage has picked up Fernandes expressing his frustration

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Manchester United's trophy drought has now reached four years after they were beaten in the Europa League final by Unai Emery's Villarreal after a stunning penalty shoot-out.Every outfield player converted their spot kick before David de Gea saw his saved, ensuring United's wait for silverware will roll on into next season.The last time the club celebrated a trophy came in 2017, when Ole Gunnar Solksjaer's predecessor Jose Mourinho guided the Red Devils to victory over Ajax in the Europa League final.Four years is viewed by many fans as an unacceptable barren spell for a club of United's stature, and former Arsenal midfielder Paul Merson claimed Solksjaer was "embarrassed" in the clash with Villarreal.In his column for the Daily Star,