Arsenal News

Jack Wilshere delivered an emotional speech to his Luton Town players following their win in the EFL Trophy final over the weekend.

Newcastle United’s Joelinton has received a suspension, ruling him out of their upcoming match away to Arsenal.

Future Arsenal youngsters Edwin and Holger Quintero are impressing at the 2026 South American u17 Championship, helping Ecuador to the semi-finals.

Mariona Caldentey says Manchester City have an advantage over Arsenal in the title race because they are not juggling Champions League football.

Jeremy Doku believes Manchester City’s match against Arsenal this weekend is a potential title-decider, and he expects the Gunners to put up a fight.

Nico O’Reilly suffered a possible injury blow during Manchester City’s win over Chelsea on Sunday, putting his participation against Arsenal this weekend in doubt.

Arsenal have struggled with goalkeeper loans this season, with both Karl Hein and Lucas Nygaard sitting out of matches more often than not.

Ethan Nwaneri was an unused substitute for Marseille against FC Metz on Friday night, as his loan spell under new boss Habib Beye continues to underwhelm.

Arsenal loanee Louie Copley registered his first goal contribution in senior football on Saturday, providing an assist for Crawley Town away to Bristol Rovers.

Arsenal academy product Dan Casey has signed for Fulham, finally ending his long wait for a new club after the expiry of his Gunners contract last summer.

Arsenal remain in control of the title race, but their remaining fixtures now carry far more weight after defeat to Bournemouth.

The Arsenal u15s have won the Next Gen Cup in Beijing, winning every single game at the tournament to eventually lift the trophy.

Alan Shearer has blasted Arsenal and suggested Bournemouth wanted the win more on Saturday, despite the Gunners’ ongoing fight for the Premier League title.

Pep Guardiola believes Manchester City can’t waste time thinking about Arsenal’s results, because they still need to win every one of their games to control the title race.

Mikel Arteta apologised to Arsenal supporters and Viktor Gyokeres admitted the side were below their level after defeat to Bournemouth.

Viktor Gyokeres said Arsenal were not at their level against Bournemouth and paid for failing to create enough in attack after equalising.

Mikel Arteta has rejected tiredness as an excuse for Arsenal’s defeat, while offering no fresh update on several injured players.

Mikel Arteta admitted Arsenal “did a lot of strange things” in defeat to Bournemouth after a result that reopened the title race.

Arsenal’s defeat to Bournemouth has reignited doubts in the title race, but the table and the wider context still leave room for a response.

Viktor Gyokeres says he joined Arsenal to win the league, underlining the club’s ambitions as the title race reaches its decisive stage.