Dan Critchlow Archives: 08/2017

Inter Milan centre-back Jeison Murillo is set to turn down a number of Premier League offers to sign for Valencia this summer, according to reports.

Sheffield Wednesday are interested in former Arsenal centre-back Johan Djourou, as they look to return to the Premier League.

Chelsea forward Pedro Rodriguez has returned to training in a facial mask, weeks after getting clattered by Arsenal goalkeeper David Ospina in a pre-season friendly.

AC Milan striker M’Baye Niang is set to reject interest from Arsenal and Everton to stay at the San Siro this summer.

Neymar is seemingly moving closer to a move to PSG, forcing his way out of Barcelona against the wishes of the Catalan club, and Arsenal fans are loving it.

Monaco have signed a young striker who can also play on the wing, getting Arsenal fans excited that Lemar could be on the way out.

Everton and Arsenal are reportedly after Emre Mor, with Borussia Dortmund apparently willing to sell this summer.

Kylian Mbappé has told AS Monaco that he wants to leave the club in the current transfer window, according to reports.

After Arsenal’s Jodie Taylor scored to knock out France, England are now the favourites to win the 2017 Women’s European Championships.

Arsène Wenger wanted to sign Neymar in 2011 but ended up sticking with Gervinho after being put off by his £40m asking price.

Perry Groves wants Arsenal to sign Sevilla midfielder Steven N’Zonzi to strengthen the engine room ahead of the new season.

Per Mertesacker says everything about the coming season will feel a bit more special than before, given what’s to come next summer.

Stephy Mavididi has returned from an injury in top form, with the help of Arsenal legend Ian Wright.

Arsenal signing Sead Kolašinac has been described as an ideal signing for the Gunners by former teammate Timo Hildebrand.

Harry Redknapp says that he expects Aaron Ramsey and Alexandre Lacazette to have good seasons for Arsenal.

Scotland Yard spent £6.7m on policing football matches last season, only recovering £361,000 from the clubs they were policing, according to the Evening Standard.

Per Mertesacker plans to inspire the next generation of prospects at Arsenal when he becomes the head of academy at the end of the season.