Arsenal News Archives: 10/2025

Arsenal go top after beating West Ham, but injuries to Martin Ødegaard and Declan Rice threaten to overshadow another strong defensive performance.

Spanish outlet Marca hails Martín Zubimendi’s performance against West Ham as he continues to establish himself as one of Arteta’s most important players.

Stephen Bradley says agents are “selling a dream” to Irish teenagers after Victor Ozhianvuna’s record-breaking move, urging players to stay home longer.

At 36, Alexis Sánchez is enjoying a resurgence at Sevilla, earning praise from Spanish media who say the former Arsenal star is “living a second youth.”

Tino Livramento ruled out for eight weeks with knee ligament damage after Newcastle’s defeat to Arsenal, though Eddie Howe says the news could be worse.

Bukayo Saka admits he’s “tired but happy” after scoring on his 200th Premier League appearance, with Arsenal hopeful he’s finally past his hamstring problems.

Nicolas Pépé has started the season in fine form for Villarreal, showing the talent Arsenal once saw as he earns La Liga and UEFA recognition.

Arsenal’s defensive lapses and missed chances cost them again as Manchester City seal late win in a game the Gunners should never have lost.

Eberechi Eze believes he needed to leave Arsenal to become the person he is today, but he’s where he’s meant to be now.

Tyreece John-Jules has been training with the Arsenal u21s this week as he searches for a new club, having been released by Crawley Town this summer.

Mikel Arteta promises to give Myles Lewis-Skelly more minutes after Thomas Tuchel warns his England World Cup hopes depend on regular game time.

Arsenal battled VAR calls, Nick Pope saves and Newcastle’s resistance before late goals from Merino and Gabriel sealed an emotional and defiant away win.

Tomas Rosicky’s decade at Arsenal made him one of the club’s greatest number sevens, a player whose grace, loyalty and craft defined a generation.

Mikel Arteta has been nominated for Manager of the Month and Arsenal have received two nominations for Goal of the Month for September.

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has provided injury updates on Gabriel Magalhaes and Piero Hincapie ahead of Saturday’s clash with West Ham United.

Two Arsenal players feature in WhoScored’s Premier League Team of the Month for September, as the Gunners close the gap to leaders Liverpool.

UEFA have published the squad list for all the teams involved in the newly created League Phase, starting next week.

Arsenal have confirmed the signing of Victor Ozhianvuna from Shamrock Rovers, but the player isn’t set to join the club until January 2027.

Gabriel Magalhaes and Gabriel Martinelli have both been called up by Brazil for the next international break later this month.

Liverpool goalkeeper Alisson is set for well over a month out of action with a hamstring injury, according to a report.