DailyCannon Archives: 05/2020

David Luiz could leave Arsenal for free this summer with the Telegraph reporting that the club have yet to activate the option that would trigger another season at the club.

Ryan Fraser is reportedly edging closer to a move to Galatasaray despite being heavily linked with a big move to Arsenal.

Arsenal are reportedly back on the track of Philippe Coutinho after Bayern Munich confirmed they would not activate his purchase clause that stands at €120m. 

Arsenal have always enjoyed a solid relationship with Barcelona, especially when transfers are involved. It’s no secret that there is a rich history between the…

According to a report from Italy, Arsenal face very stiff competition from Newcastle United if they want to sign Adrien Rabiot.

The 2019-20 Premier League season could restart in June after clubs and league officials agreed stage one of Project Restart on Monday – small group training sessions.

Football authorities have been warned not to let Covid-19 distract them from another burning issue in sport – heading and links to dementia. At the…

No cost opportunity for 3 million coaches to upskill their mental health literacy during the COVID-19 pandemic with the announcement coming at the start of Mental Health Awareness Week.

Barcelona legend Xavi has urged his former club NOT to sign Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang from Arsenal when the transfer window opens.

Alex Iwobi’s nickname, ‘Big 45’, emerged at Arsenal, and the former Arsenal fan favourite has been speaking about it and some of his favourite career moments.

Mohamed Elneny is happy with Besiktas and willing to take a wage cut to stay, with manager Sergen Yalcin also keen to keep him.

He is my all-time favourite player, so I make no apologies for bringing you this collection of Dennis Bergkamp first touches.

Konstantinos Mavropanos may extend his loan with FC Nurnberg as a result of the current pandemic, according to reports in Germany.

Thierry Henry says he’s in no position to tell Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang to stay after he left Arsenal for Barcelona, but he hopes the forward stays at the club.

Two years after the end of Arsene Wenger’s final season with Arsenal, we’re looking back at the manager’s final campaign, and this time specifically February to May.

Two years after the end of Arsene Wenger’s final season with Arsenal, we’re looking back at the manager’s final campaign, and this time specifically November to January.

Two years after Arsene Wenger’s final season with Arsenal, let’s take a look back at the manager’s final campaign, starting with August to October.

Arsenal will head into their remaining fixtures believing they can snatch a top four place in the Premier League, if the season returns, of course.