July 2017

Arsenal are the 11th best team in Europe according to UEFA’s coefficient rankings.

As an avowed Theo Walcott fan, it breaks my heart to be writing this pod.

Arsenal legend Robert Pires believes that Monaco winger, Thomas Lemar, would be the perfect addition to his former team.

Fenerbahce are hoping to conduct negotiations with Arsenal for Lucas Perez within the next seven days.

Leicester have rejected a bid from Roma for Riyad Mahrez.

Pep Guardiola has said that striker Sergio Aguero will not be leaving Manchester City this summer.

Alleged transfer guru, Jim White, predicted that three Arsenal players were set to be on the move this week but only one of his predictions came true.

A study has revealed that Arsenal depend on their academy graduates far more than any other team in the Premier League.

Bayern Munich CEO Karl-Heinz Rummenigge has dismissed rumours of Thomas Muller leaving the club as he is linked to Arsenal.

Mesut Ozil is reportedly close to finally agreeing a £280k-per-week deal with Arsenal.

Arsenal will finalise the sale of Brazilian Wellington Silva to Bordeaux next week, according to reports.

West Ham have agreed a deal to sign Mexican striker Javier Hernandez, ending their interest in Olivier Giroud.

Arsenal are reportedly keeping an eye on long-term Tottenham target, Ross Barkley, despite the midfielder recently undergoing surgery.

After being handed a boost in their pursuit of Olivier Giroud, Everton are also reportedly confident of landing Feyenoord wonderkid, Joshua Zirkzee.

Arsenal and Tottenham are reportedly still interested in signing Manchester City prodigy Jadon Sancho.

Arsene Wenger has commented on Alexandre Lacazette’s transfer fee, saying it is linked with how much money other leagues think Premier League clubs have.

Marseille manager Rudi Garcia has ruled out a move for Olivier Giroud.

Arsene Wenger has said that he wants Arsenal to challenge on all fronts next season.

Arsenal are reportedly asking for £20m for Calum Chambers after rejecting a £16m bid from Crystal Palace.

Liverpool and Tottenham have less affordable seasons tickets than Arsenal, a study shows.