William Saliba: Last News

Arsenal loanee Nuno Tavares made a magnificent first impression for Marseille as he aims to follow in the footsteps of William Saliba.Saliba earned rave reviews on loan at the Stade Velodrome last season, winning the Ligue 1 Young Player of the Season award. The 21-year-old returned to the Emirates in the summer and now looks set to establish himself as one of Mikel Arteta's first-choice defenders after impressing on his Gunners debut against Crystal Palace.Unlike Saliba, Tavares has already made his Arsenal bow. The Portugal U21 international featured 28 times for the north Londoners last season but has been sent on loan to Marseille to gain more experience.READ MORE: Win 2 tickets to watch England vs Germany in Nations League action at Wembley StadiumAnd he seems to be taking to the move like a Portuguese duck to French water.

Arsenal star Matteo Guendouzi is the latest player to have come to blows with new Marseille manager Igor Tudor, as problems in the dressing room continue at the French club.Guendouzi is known for being a fiery character from his time at Arsenal, and that's continued at Marseille as the midfielder remains an emotional player. But it appears that he isn't the only one to experience issues with the new manager after Jorge Sampaoli left the club this summer.According to L'Equipe, Guendouzi had a "lively altercation" with Tudor during their 2-0 defeat to AC Milan last Sunday as their pre-season has been filled with unrest behind closed doors.

Noise11.com.Australian luminaries, including the prime minister Anthony Albanese, have paid tribute to the singing sensation.Describing Judith as a ‘national treasure and an Australian icon,’ Albanese wrote on Twitter: ‘Judith Durham gave voice to a new strand of our identity and helped blaze a trail for a new generation of Aussie artists.‘Her kindness will be missed by many, the anthems she gave to our nation will never be forgotten.’Judith soared to fame in the 1960s as a member of the folk/pop quartet The Seekers, where she was on vocals, piano and tambourine.The trailblazing group scored a slew of top 10 hits with songs such as A World of Our Own and Morningtown Ride.With single I’ll Never Find Another You, The Seekers enjoyed global success, reaching number one in the UK, where it was the seventh best-selling track for 1965, and number four in the US.In fact, the four-piece were the first Aussie band to have had a top five hit in their home country, the UK and the United States and have now sold over 50million records worldwide.After enjoying record-breaking international success, Judith parted ways with The Seekers to pursue a solo career.She recorded multiple albums including Mona Lisas and Let Me Find Love until 2013, when she released her final LP, It’s Christmas Time.  Archie Battersbee dies in hospital after life support withdrawn, family confirmsSix arrested after 'lethal brawl breaks out at holiday park over football match''Real class' - William Saliba responds to Arsenal legend Martin KeownJudith was born on July 3, 1943 in Victoria, Australia, to a navigator father and his wife, Hazel.During her childhood, she lived in Tasmania and Melbourne, where she started her singing career in jazz clubs at the age of

Gary Neville compared William Saliba to a young Rio Ferdinand after the Arsenal defender impressed on his debut.Saliba, 21, was made to wait a long time for his Gunners bow - since signing for £27million in July 2019, he's had three loan spells in Ligue 1. But he showed Mikel Arteta what he'd been missing with an assured performance against Crystal Palace on Friday (August 5) evening.And it caught the eye of Sky Sports pundit Neville, who felt it was reminiscent of Manchester United legend Ferdinand.

Arsenal heading into the new season.Mikel Arteta's side have been uncharacteristically efficient in the transfer market, swooping quickly and quietly for their targets, and paying smart money for them too.Last season might have ended painfully, but few expected the Gunners to even get close to the top four, and after adding goals, experience, depth and defensive solidity to their squad over the past few weeks, there's genuine belief that their Champions League exile has only one more year left to run.READ MORE: Arsenal player wages list shows Thomas Partey and Nicolas Pepe both in the top threeThey kick-off their Premier League campaign against Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park this evening, and fans around the country will be on tenterhooks to see just how Arteta's budding new-look side will line up.Here's what we at Daily Star Sport reckon he'll go with: (4-2-3-1)Goalkeeper: Aaron RamsdaleWith Bernd Leno sealing a move to Fulham this week, Ramsdale's place in the line up is pretty much untouchable, if it wasn't already. Matt Turner has arrived from New England Revolution but won't do anything other than deputise for the time being.How do you think Arsenal will line up? Let us know in the comments section below.Defence: Benjamin White, William Saliba, Gabriel Magalhaes, Oleksandr ZinchenkoZinchenko will get his first of what we presume will be many games at left back this evening, given Kieran Tierney's injury record, while White will be shunted out to the right to accommodate for Saliba, who has arguably been Arsenal's best player in pre-season.

Arsenal fans believe William Saliba has signed a new contract with the club after they posted a cryptic tweet.Centre-back Saliba, 21, is set to be involved with the Gunners' first team this season after three successive loan spells in his native France with Saint-Etienne, Nice and Marseille. It's a source of excitement for supporters, who will finally be able to see the £27million man in Premier League action.

Arsenal can finally breach the top four as a result.Mikel Arteta has not had the best time in the Premier League, with finishes of eighth, eighth and fifth - the last campaign perhaps being the most disappointing having been in the top four for much of the season until the final few weeks where they relinquished their spot to rivals Tottenham. Nevertheless, that has not stopped the Gunners coach from believing in his project and, together with sporting director Edu Gaspar, has overseen a summer splurge in the transfer window. Gabriel Jesus, Marquinhos, Matt Turner, Fabio Vieira and Oleksandr Zinchenko, as well as the return of William Saliba, have given Arsenal fans reason to be optimistic.READ MORE: Gabriel Jesus and Oleksandr Zinchenko backed to quickly settle at 'institution' Arsenal However, they have not impressed Roy Keane - who believes that the same old issues are present and that the upcoming season.

Mikel Arteta has already been told that 18-year-old midfielder Charlie Patino is the 'best kid I've ever seen' as the youngster continues to star for Arsenal in training.Arsenal's academy continues to impress, with Bukayo Saka and Emile Smith Rowe following in the footsteps of Cesc Fabregas, Jack Wilshere and Serge Gnabry. In fact, Patino is one of nine players in Arteta's first team squad that came from the academy, as the Spaniard continues to opt for a youthful approach.But although he may not be quite ready just yet, Arteta has already been told that he has a serious star on his hands.

Arsenal despite failing to make a competitive appearance for the club since his 2019 arrival.The central defender, now 21, joined the club from Saint-Etienne where he returned on loan before spells with Nice and Marseille - before finally impressing Mikel Arteta.With the Spaniard insisting that the France international is now ready to compete in the Premier League with two years left on his current deal - agent Djibril Niang has travelled to London.READ MORE: Aaron Ramsdale calls Oleksandr Zinchenko 'Zinky Winky' during new Arsenal star's initiation songPosting an Instagram story of the menu at the Nobu Hotel in London, Gunners fans may well get excited about the prospect of Saliba staying in the first-team on a long term basis.Journalist Freddie Paxton recently reported that Saliba had agreed a new deal with the club after positive talks ahead of the US tour - in which he has impressed his manager.Saliba played the full fixture as Arsenal demolished London rivals Chelsea in Florida Cup on Saturday evening (July 23) - with Gabriel Jesus also starring.

Arsenal - three years after joining the club. The French defender, 21, joined the Gunners from Saint-Etienne for £27million in the summer of 2019.

Arsenal have reportedly rejected a £10million bid for Bernd Leno from Fulham as they hold out for a fee in the region of £15m for the goalkeeper.The 30-year-old has fallen down the Gunners' pecking order having seen Aaron Ramsdale oust him from the No.1 spot at the start of last season and American ace Matt Turner recently arrived as the club's preferred No.2. With the German stopper, who has just one year left on his contract, now deemed surplus to requirements at the Emirates, Arsenal are open to selling him this summer.Newly-promoted Fulham have made a concerted effort to snap up Leno ahead of their Premier League opener with Liverpool on Saturday 6 August, and the Cottagers are understood to have agreed personal terms with the player.

Arsenal recently, it is reported William Saliba is willing to force an exit from the club.The French defender impressed out on loan at Marseille last season and was consequently rewarded for his efforts with the Ligue 1 Young Player of the Year award. Jorge Sampaoli was vocal in how he would like Saliba to sign permanently - though he has now left the club.

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta should drop "absolutely dreadful" Ben White in favour of the returning William Saliba ahead of next season.The England international was a mainstay in the Gunners defence alongside fellow centre-back Gabriel Magalhaes in the campaign just gone, following his £50million move from Brighton last summer. Despite many feeling White impressed during his debut year in north London, the 24-year-old endured a disastrous end to the season as he contributed to Arsenal's Champions League capitulation by putting through his own net in a costly 2-0 defeat to Newcastle at St James' Park.Meanwhile, Marseille had no such trouble qualifying for Europe's elite club competition as they finished as Ligue 1 runners-up to Paris Saint-Germain - largely thanks to the contributions of Arsenal loanee Saliba.

Arsenal will reportedly not consider sending William Saliba out on loan again because manager Mikel Arteta is ready to include him in his team next season. Saliba has lived a curious life as an Arsenal player over the past three years, having spent time on loan with Saint-Etienne, Nice and Marseille since making a £27million move to north London in 2019.

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.

Manchester United defender Raphael Varane limped off with injury during the Nations League defeat to Denmark. The former Real Madrid star has endured an injury-plagued debut campaign at Old Trafford, and a hamstring complaint ruled the 29-year-old out of Monday night's clash in Croatia.

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta has told William Saliba that he "has to come back" from his loan spell at Marseille, despite claims that the Frenchman wants to remain in Ligue 1.Saliba was signed in 2019 but is still yet to make a league appearance for Arsenal, and there have been question marks raised over his future as he continues to be snubbed by Arteta. But the decision to loan Saliba to Marseille has been a masterstroke this season, and he has even been called up to the French national team as a result.The loan star has helped Marseille qualify for the Champions League, and has hinted that he would be happy to play out the next season with the French side.

Arsenal and I think he could be sold this summer.There must be a reason he's been loaned out three times by the club. Was he getting ripped in training? I don't see why he's still on loan otherwise. Arsenal paid a lot of money for him, but I think if anyone offers them their money back they would take it right now.

Who should Arsenal start at centre back next season? Have your say hereSaliba's future at Arsenal remains in doubt. The Gunners signed him from St-Etienne for £27m in the summer of 2019, beating off competition from Tottenham. But the 21-year-old, who has helped Marseille keep 18 clean sheets this season, has yet to play for Arteta's side and has been sent out on loan three times instead.Gunners boss Arteta insists he wants Saliba back at Arsenal for pre-season this summer and that he will get his chance to play.

Paris Saint-Germain goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma has been slated after making a horrendous mistake against Marseille on Sunday night.PSG beat Marseille 2-1 to move 15 points clear of their second-placed rivals with six games left in the Ligue 1 season. They can clinch their 10th title next weekend, but the win was not a straightforward one.Neymar gave Mauricio Pochettino’s side the lead with an inventive volleyed finish from Marco Verratti’s chipped through ball, before Donnarumma’s howler undid his team-mates’ good work.

Arsenal ace reported for international duty for the first time in his career.The marauding French centre back, 21, has been called up to represent Les Bleus after a scintillating season at Marseille. The Gunners loanee is still yet to make his debut at the Emirates Stadium but after a fine stint in the south of France, Mikel Arteta is already expected to offer him a new contract.But Arteta isn't the only boss full of affection for Saliba.