Arsenal Media Watch

Martin Samuel thinks that Arsenal should ‘expect more commitment’ from Benjamin White after the defender admitted he doesn’t watch football.

Harry Kane’s hilarious double-assist to both start the move that led to Arsenal’s third goal and his sliding tackle to provide the final assist has resulted in a few of the papers laughing at him, along with millions of Arsenal fans.

Martin Odegaard is one of the main reasons Arsenal are starting to win again, according to to Sport in Spain.

The Mail on Sunday thinks Burnley’s penalty against Arsenal should have stood because the referee didn’t make a ‘clear and obvious’ error.

Some parts of the media seem to be gearing up to unsettle Mesut Ozil once again despite his agent saying the complete opposite of what they claim.

Arsenal have been used as a warning to Barcelona about what can happen to a club when they start to decline.

The editor of huge Swiss publication, Blick, has hit out at Granit Xhaka for being negligent after it was revealed the midfielder had not only picked up Covid but had also not been vaccinated.

Ainsley Maitland-Niles will not train with the Arsenal first team after he made his displeasure at being denied a move to Everton known on social media according to John Cross.

Henry Winter has admitted that, despite being the chief football writer for The Times, he has written tweets for England players – and he’s not the only one.

Ben White has been named as one of 10 ‘Players to watch’ by World Soccer ahead of the new season.

Danny Mills says Ben White is too good for Arsenal, proving once again that he hasn’t got over being humiliated by Thierry Henry in 2003/04.

L’Equipe report that Arsenal have agreed to a purchase option for William Saliba in his loan agreement but it’s not clear if that’s true.

Bukayo Saka stole the show for England, and one publication in Germany was taken with how the Arsenal youngster has completely outshone Jadon Sancho.

Granit Xhaka’s opening Euro 2020 appearance has been met with heavy criticism from pundits back home who questioned his leadership skills.

You won’t find many Arsenal fans who think that 20/21 was a good season but was it really that bad and was it worse than Tottenham’s season?

It may only contain 11 players but the Premier League worst XI of the season, as picked by ESPN, contains three Arsenal players which, if you ask me, seems a bit excessive.

Alex Scott has been announced as the new host of Football Focus, much to the annoyance of Gammon everywhere

Bild and Kyle Bartley stick the knife into Arsenal while Mesut Ozil gives his opinion on Smith Rowe replacing him and Alex Song ventures into business

As Arsenal brushed Newcastle to the side, the main thing most people seemed to be talking about was the incredible commentary of Don Goodman.

Daniel Ek hasn’t even made his bid for Arsenal and The S*n are already trying to link his move with a price rise at Spotify.