Arsenal History Archives: 01/2025

Arsenal’s Invincibles near a documentary deal to relive their historic 2003/04 unbeaten season, featuring exclusive insights from Arsène Wenger and key players.

Pablo Mari leaves Monza for Fiorentina forging a fresh Serie A chapter after his Arsenal days and a remarkable personal comeback.

Eddie Nketiah, former Arsenal striker, is primed for a goal-scoring breakout at Crystal Palace. Glenn Murray backs the £30m signing to thrive despite early challenges.

Arsenal icon Santi Cazorla names his three career highlights, from Spain debut to returning after injury, as he fights to lead Real Oviedo to La Liga promotion.

Former Arsenal star Calum Chambers secures a position change to midfield at Cardiff City, a role he played occasionally during his Arsenal and Fulham days.

From Arsenal’s bench to MLS glory and a seasoned Ligue 1 veteran, Vito Mannone’s journey showcases resilience, adaptability, and an enduring love for the game.

Former Arsenal striker Carlos Vela’s Malibu home destroyed in LA wildfires, marking a grim chapter for the MLS star and his family amid California’s unfolding disaster.

Aubameyang opens up on Arteta’s “knife in the back” claim, regrets over staying at Arsenal, and how personal struggles shaped his legacy at the club.

Newcastle in discussions with Portsmouth to offload Isaac Hayden. The ex-Arsenal player’s journey from academy star to reserves may finally find a new direction.

Aston Villa are expected to sign ex-Arsenal talent Donyell Malen, valued at £25m by Borussia Dortmund.

As Andrea Berta exits Atlético Madrid after 12 years, youth scouting expert Julio Marco, formerly at Arsenal and Real Madrid, is tipped to step into the spotlight.

Honouring Herbert Chapman: Arsenal’s visionary manager whose tactical innovations, leadership, and legacy continue to define the club and modern football.

Francis Cagigao, renowned for discovering talents like Cesc Fàbregas during his two decades at Arsenal, joins Spartak Moscow after a successful stint at Galatasaray.

Josh Robinson leaves Arsenal for Wigan, calling it a “leap of faith” and a chance to play first-team football, ending nearly a decade at the Emirates.

Monaco eyes ex-Arsenal talent Mika Biereth to replace injured Folarin Balogun