Arsenal Media Watch

Spanish media turned on Real Madrid after Arsenal’s 3–0 win. Sport, Marca and AS were scathing about Madrid’s collapse and full of praise for Rice.

Spanish media dissect Arsenal’s 3-0 thrashing of Real Madrid, hailing Russo’s clinical brilliance and branding the defeat a nightmare that shattered Madrid’s dream.

Jakub Kiwior’s Arsenal future is uncertain, with concerns over his lack of playing time. Former Poland star claims he’s a “hostage” of the club’s transfer strategy.

The Premier League is set to introduce a Puma match ball next season

Mikel Arteta defends Myles Lewis-Skelly from unfair media scrutiny, urging him to learn from his experiences after a terrible red card shaped an undeserved reputation.

Arsenal’s 7-1 demolition of PSV stunned Spanish media, with AS, Marca, and Mundo Deportivo all predicting a Madrid showdown. A European statement made.

Arsenal’s derby win against Spurs triggers VAR debate as fans mock calls to review corners, highlighting perceived bias when Gunners benefit from decisions.

EFL’s statement on Arteta’s comments about the Carabao Cup ball exposes sensationalist reporting, overshadowing Arsenal’s inefficiency and Newcastle’s clinical edge in their clash.

The Daily Mail explains why Arsenal passed on signing Alexander Isak, citing financial limits and recruitment priorities, but questions if it was a missed opportunity.

Critiquing The Telegraph’s take on Arteta’s comments: did he really blame the Carabao Cup ball for Arsenal’s loss, or is the headline an oversimplification?

The Athletic’s report reveals why Jonas Eidevall lost the Arsenal dressing room, detailing the growing tensions, tactical disputes, and lack of faith among players.

Arsenal fans are cancelling their subscriptions to The Athletic, accusing the publication of biased and misleading coverage.

L’Équipe explores whether Arsenal’s move to the Emirates Stadium delivered the financial windfall anticipated, uncovering the revenue challenges the club still faces.

Italian media outlets focused on Atalanta’s missed chances, especially Mateo Retegui’s penalty, and praised Arsenal’s defence after the goalless Champions League draw.

Ahead of Arsenal’s Champions League clash with Atalanta, Italian media praise the Gunners as one of the most ambitious and beautiful teams in the Premier League.

Keir Starmer claimed to change Arsenal fans’ chant about Per Mertesacker, but supporters reject his version, saying the iconic “big f**king German” chant remains unchanged.

Arsenal’s Riccardo Calafiori delivered an impressive performance for Italy in their 3-1 win over France, earning praise despite an injury that could impact his return for Arsenal.

Arsenal’s Jakub Kiwior struggled in Poland’s win over Scotland, sparking debate about his form, playing time, and future after being substituted at half-time.

English media faces criticism for targeting Arsenal’s Bukayo Saka after England’s loss to Iceland. Lewis Hamilton and Ian Wright defend the young star.

Tottenham Hotspur fans’ celebration of their loss to Man City has sparked outrage and raised concerns about the club’s mentality and future ambitions.