Real Madrid set price tag for Arsenal to make Dani Ceballos loan move permanent

Arsenal chiefs are reportedly set to fly to Lisbon to finalise a deal for Sporting wonderkid Joelson Fernandes.The Gunners are expected to work on a shoestring budget this summer, with Mikel Arteta admitting that he did not have much cash to spend.But following their bitterly disappointing season which has left them well short of the European qualification spots, Arsenal’s side is clearly in need of improvement.And they appear to have identified one of their first target in young Sporting winger Joelson, who has broken into the first team since the restart of the Primeira Liga.Portuguese newspaper A Bola report that Joelson pulled out of thew squad to face Benfica in the Lisbon derby on Sunday.And it’s thought that the Portugal youth

Mikel Arteta smiled when asked about Arsenal youngster Emile Smith Rowe's development.

Arsenal have reportedly drawn up a four man shortlist of targets to replace Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang if the club captain leaves the club.Aubameyang’s situation is growing increasingly uncertain, with the Gabon international now into the final 12 months of his contract.That means Arsenal are facing the very real possibility of losing him for nothing next summer, while they could opt to cash in on him in the upcoming transfer window.Mikel Arteta is still optimistic that he can persuade his star player to sign on the dotted line.He said recently on the situation with Aubameyang: “When I was talking about the uncertain things that we have on the table, obviously he’s one of them.“With Auba, I think I’ve been very clear with what I want.

The end of the 2019/20 Premier League season is finally in sight and once Sunday’s final fixture against Watford is out of the way.

Mikel Arteta will never stop “thinking big” when it comes to Arsenal – despite the enormous challenge ahead.

Liverpool star Philippe Coutinho is still being linked with a Premier League return to the likes of Arsenal and Chelsea as Barcelona continue their attempts to get him off the wage bill.The playmaker's dream move to the Nou Camp has gone spectacularly wrong and could not be rejuvenated by a loan spell at Bayern Munich.Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta is a fan of Coutinho's talents, while the club's hierarchy enjoy a good relationship with Kia Joorabchian, who represents the attacking midfielder.But the cash strapped Londoners must overcome a big hurdle if they are serious about bringing the Brazil international to north London.Spanish outlet Mundo Deportivo claim Coutinho’s ‘goal’ is ‘clear’ over a return to England this summer.But they add a big

Mikel Arteta admitted he can't confirm Mesut Ozil will be an Arsenal player next season, saying he 'doesn't know' what the future holds for the German.

Arsenal team-mate Eddie Nketiah. It comes after the Frenchman admitted this was his toughest season as a Gunners player.The former Lyon striker has come in for criticism this season after stretches of inconsistent form.A nine-game drought compounded by ankle problems has led to this being one of his toughest years as a professional.

Mikel Arteta has admitted Troy Deeney's "cojones" comment in 2017 still rankles with Arsenal ahead of their clash against Watford. The Hornets are fighting to stay in the Premier League with their survival coming down to the last game of the season.

Arsene Wenger, during his long tenure at Arsenal, saw dozens of players come and go, some more gifted than others. For the most part, the Frenchman, who spent 22 years as the club’s manager, was an astute and intelligent judge of talent.And there is a suggestion that he was perhaps taken for granted late in his career, given the Gunners’ decline since his departure at the end of the 2017-18 season.Some of the players at Arsenal now were brought in by Wenger, while others have arrived since.

Shkodran Mustafi is set to miss the FA Cup final in a huge injury blow for Arsenal.

Arsenal legend Tony Adams has warned Gunners boss Mikel Arteta that questions could be asked of his management over his handling of Mesut Ozil.

English Premier League big boys officially debuted the Adidas kit on Thursday. And Kieran Tierney earned a starring role as he posed alongside his Gunners teammate Nicolas Pepe for the official club images.

Arsenal are reportedly putting final preparations to a new contract offer for Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang in a bid to keep him at the Emirates.The Gabon international is entering into the final year of his current deal but has not yet indicated that he will sign fresh terms.Mikel Arteta is desperate to keep hold of the forward but with the likes of Real Madrid and Barcelona linked, he knows retaining him could prove difficult.Arteta has cautioned the Arsenal hierarchy against offloading their best players and even pushed for them to spend this summer if they want to close the gap on the Premier League's elite.And the club are now prepping a bumper new deal for Aubameyang under his orders, according to the Telegraph.The contract is worth

Arsenal have been through some ups and downs over the past fortnight and the performances of his side will have given Mikel Arteta plenty of food for thought over where he needs to strengthen.

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang’s contact situation at Arsenal is set to rumble on.

Arsenal legend Ian Wright believes Mesut Ozil's career at the Emirates is over following his latest snub from Mikel Arteta.

Arsenal must “throw money” at their defence in the summer transfer window if they want to improve next season and solve several other key issues.That is the view of Sky Sports pundit Jamie Redknapp, who has highlighted three other “problem” areas that Mikel Arteta must solve.The Spaniard is looking to turn things around at the Emirates after years of mediocrity and has made a decent start so far.But the team are still too inconsistent and this was again highlighted in the three fixtures they played over the past week.The Gunners beat newly-crowned Premier League champions Liverpool last week, before they overcame Manchester City in the FA Cup semi-final last Saturday.But they came crashing back down to earth on Tuesday as they lost to

Arsenal players were “a bit sceptical” of Mikel Arteta when he was first appointed Gunners boss, according to Joe Willock. The Spaniard took over as the next permanent boss at the Emirates last November when Unai Emery was sacked after a poor run of form.Freddie Ljungberg was placed in interim charge of first-team affairs in between the sacking and Arteta’s appointment while club chiefs hunted a new boss.Arteta enjoyed several good years as a player at Arsenal but came into the job with little managerial experience.

Mikel Arteta has pinpointed what went wrong for Arsenal in their defeat to Aston Villa.

While the shock defeat to Aston Villa brought Arsenal back down to earth, there are high hopes for the club following an otherwise promising week.