Arsenal History Archives: 06/2022

Jack Wilshere is reportedly in talks with Arsenal about a return to the club in a head coach role with a youth team despite being offered an extension with AGF Århus.

Cesc Fabregas and Vito Mannone have both left Monaco at the end of their contracts and are now free agents.

Juventus have apparently given up hope of being able to sell Aaron Ramsey this summer with an unpaid agent’s fee causing a problem and a contract termination on the horizon.

Alexandre Lacazette has explained why he took a pay cut to join Olympique Lyonnais, as they announced his signing this morning.

Theo Walcott has urged Bukayo Saka to stay at Arsenal amid rumours, that they’ve denied, Manchester City are interested in signing him this summer.

Cardiff City are set to offer both Aaron Ramsey and Gareth Bale a chance to play in Wales with both players looking for a new home.

Former Arsenal goalkeeper, Matt Macey, is set to leave Hibs this summer in search of more regular first-team football despite playing 43 times last season.

Former Arsenal player, assistant manager, and academy head coach Steve Bould has joined Belgian side Lommel SK as their new head coach.

Aaron Ramsey’s time at Rangers may have been disappointing but it seems he left his mark on a number of the youngsters at the club.

Arsenal legend David Seaman will team up with Paul Gascoigne for a new TV show about fishing.

Marseille manager Jorge Sampaoli wants rid of Sead Kolasinac just six months after signing him on a free when Arsenal released him.

Four Premier League clubs and Marseille are in the mix for former Arsenal academy striker Stephy Mavididi this summer, according to a report.

Jack Wilshere has admitted he hated being in a similar position to some of Arsenal’s current youngsters, but it could be the best thing for them long-term.

Willian reportedly wants to leave Corinthians after a torrid time during his first year there.

Mesut Özil has spoken out to insist he’s not going to leave Fenerbahce until he retires, despite being suspended for two months.