The latest Arsenal updates offer a mixed bag of fortunes, with new contracts and endorsements, challenges in the international arena, and updates on injured players.
Arsenal’s England youth internationals have seen limited pitch time during the October break for varying reasons, which you can read about here.
Kai Havertz, in the midst of what has been described as an early-season challenge at Arsenal, has inked a profitable three-year deal with PUMA, thereby affirming his commercial value.
Takehiro Tomiyasu is likely to miss several upcoming Arsenal matches as Japan prepares to participate in the AFC Asian Cup in 2024.
Aaron Ramsdale voices his concerns about his limited minutes at Arsenal affecting his opportunities with the England national team, conceding that the onus is on him to turn the situation around.
Charlie Patino, currently out on loan, has expressed his desire to secure a spot in Arsenal’s first team, irrespective of rumours about a potential permanent exit next summer.
Mikel Arteta has spoken positively about Jack Wilshere, who has been linked with a head coach position at the Colorado Rapids.
According to Arteta, Wilshere is excelling in his current role at the Arsenal academy.
In women’s news, Leah Williamson, England and Arsenal defender, updates on her ACL recovery and reflects on Arsenal’s challenging yet successful start to the Women’s Super League season.
Vivianne Miedema, who has been battling a serious knee injury, has been summoned by the Netherlands for upcoming matches against Scotland despite her absence from Arsenal’s line-up this season.
Former Arsenal player Nicolas Pepe, who recently moved to Trabzonspor, supported Mikel Arteta in a recent interview, discussing the complexities surrounding his own injury and outlining his future goals in football.
Jose Antonio Reyes Junior, the son of late Arsenal icon Jose Antonio Reyes, has commenced a new phase in his family’s football history by signing his first professional contract with Real Madrid.
Rob Holding, a former Gunner, commended Arteta’s managerial skills and optimistically stated that Arsenal stands in a favourable position for another Premier League title charge.
Finally, Arsenal’s youth team has a new addition in the form of 17-year-old Mason Cotcher.
Formerly with Sunderland, Cotcher made his Arsenal under-18 debut in the away fixture against Middlesbrough last Saturday.