Arsenal News Archives: 03/2020

The Premier League will discuss this week the possibility of football returning at the end of May with a target date of July 12 for the end of the season.

Arsene Wenger signed many players over his years at Arsenal, but what did he look for when he entered the transfer market?

I remember my first game following the Arsenal Ladies outside London very well.

Former Arsenal midfielder, Alex Song, has brought a case to FIFA after being sacked by FC Sion due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

Henrikh Mkhitaryan has been speaking to the press in Italy about his time in quarantine due to the Covid-19 virus that is sweeping the world and why he prefers to play under Roma’s manager than Unai Emery.

Despite now sitting on the Arsenal bench as head coach, Mikel Arteta’s career as one of Arsenal’s unsung playing heroes should never be forgotten.

Ahead of Arsenal’s trip to Liverpool, all the talk has swung to Liverpool’s unbeaten start to the season. Could they really match Arsenal’s Invincibles?

Premier League players are not in favour of starting the season up again behind closed doors, according to a report.

Arsenal are still planning to play their outstanding matches this season, according to an email they sent to Platinum Members this week.

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta faces a busy summer as he strives to assemble a team who can challenge for silverware next season.

Leon Osman could tell Mikel Arteta would go into management someday, and he’s only heard good things about the Arsenal head coach’s decisions so far.

Gabriel Martinelli was a little nervous meeting with Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang for the first time. Fortunately, the club captain made sure that didn’t last.

Some players come into the category of the under-appreciated because they are over-shadowed by superior team-mates. Others because they excel in under-achieving teams. There are even those whose ebullient personalities serve to distract from their dedication and skill. None of these apply to Peter Frederick Simpson.

Premier League sources maintain that the plan is still to restart football as soon as practical after April 30th, despite the issues this presents for the integrity of the competition.

Arsenal are taking the initiative and opening discussions with other top Premier League clubs over when their players should return to training.

Arsenal are still planning to pay matchday and non-matchday casual employees until the end of next month, at least, despite the football shutdown.

Arsenal have delayed the return of their players at all levels, despite the entire club undergoing a 14-day quarantine, as they believe it would not be safe to get back to business as normal.

The Premier League are considering a plan to cram the rest of the domestic season into a six-week period, according to a report this weekend.

Cork City, who currently have Joseph Olowu on loan from Arsenal, won’t be able to pay player wages from the end of next week.

Granit Xhaka is continuing to make the most of spending time with his family, uploading a video pranking his daughter with a taste of lemon.