Arsenal Media Watch

In this article, learn how Arsenal’s groundbreaking incorporation of British Sign Language is changing the game for deaf fans and setting an example.

Moises Caicedo’s efforts to leave Brighton for Arsenal (or Chelsea) have been criticized by Chris Sutton as ‘stupid’ and Sutton certainly is a person intimately familiar with that state of being.

Jamie O’Hara, the ex-Spurs pundit Arsenal fans love to make fun of more than most others, says watching Arsenal playing so well is ‘painful’ and he’ll ‘move’ if the Gunners win the league.

A report from Sport in France claims that William Saliba ‘lied’ to Marseille, leading them to believe they had a chance of signing him when he only ever wanted to return to Arsenal.

England did not enjoy a good night in their second group game against the USA, coming away with only a point after a boring match with few chances created by either side.

Rio Ferdinand hailed Arsenal after they beat Chelsea saying they “made it look as easy as you can make it.”

As the World Cup closes in, the English press have become very concerned with the amount of football Bukayo Saka is playing for the club that pays his wages.

Arsenal are currently in talks with William Saliba over a new contract so of course there is a lot of gossip about him in the media, but some of what is being claimed is total nonsense.

David Seaman has been talking about how nice Gabriel Martinelli is, a trait the Daily Mirror says hints at a ‘future captaincy’ for a player who wants to be Arsenal captain.

Paul Merson has predicted that Arsenal will “rip them to shreds” when they play Leeds United at Elland Road this weekend as they look to maintain their place at the top of the Premier League table.

Earlier this week, the Daily Mail made a claim about Gabriel Martinelli’s ‘wage demands’ that seemed a little bit on the excessive side and now a more realistic number has hit the press.

The Daily Mail have produced a ‘special report’ on Martin Odegaard in their Thursday edition, ahead of Arsenal’s game in Norway against Bodo/Glimt in the Europa League.

Arsenal followed up their victory over Tottenham with a hard-fought 3-2 win over Liverpool to finish the weekend top of the table and the only side most people are saying can give Manchester City some sort of race.

Ahead of Liverpool’s visit to the Emirates this weekend, the Telegraph’s chief football correspondent, Jason Burt, has claimed that Arsenal are ‘the one side who can stop City’s march to the title’.

Arsenal legend, ‘It’s only’ Ray Parlour, has been comparing Arsenal legend-in-the-making Gabriel Jesus, with Arsenal legend, Thierry Henry, even though he says the players are nothing like each other.

Fabio Vieira was voted Man of the Match by Arsenal fans following his first start at home and BT Sport’s Joe Cole couldn’t say enough nice things about him after the game.

Chris Sutton doesn’t have the best reputation amongst Arsenal fans but his latest prediction, mad as it might seem will have quite a few smiling at the very least.

Mikel Arteta has responded to claims that William Saliba is a player ‘in the mould’ of Liverpool’s Virgil van Dijk ahead of the two sides meeting on Sunday.

Football fans are not trusted to show appropriate respect to the memory of the Queen and that’s why football is the only sport to be cancelled this weekend, according to a report in Saturday’s Daily Mail.

Let’s take a look at what’s going on in the papers in terms of Arsenal coverage