Arsenal Opinion Archives: 01/2018

Arsenal have made a new enquiry for Jonny Evans, according to Sky Sports, but would he really be worth £25m? Arsenal’s interest in Evans is…

Arsene Wenger’s outrage against referees could create a siege mentality at the club, but would that be a good thing?

The PGMOL suspended Mike Dean for his involvement with a betting website in 2005 so why are the FA banning Arsene Wenger for questioning his integrity?

Now that we’ve reached the end of 2017, we’re taking a look back at the top-three standout Arsenal youth prospects of the year.

Sven Mislintat has made his first move as Arsenal’s new head scout: signing Konstantinos Mavropanos from Greek side PAS Giannina for £2m.

The official UEFA website picked their 50 young players to watch in 2018, and not one of them plays for Arsenal.

Arsene Wenger’s comments to and about Mike Dean are being treated more seriously than his comments about Anthony Taylor, according to the Telegraph.

Ainsley Maitland-Niles needs a chance in midfield, but may be needed at full back more on Sunday.

Arsene Wenger stands by his comments about the standard of refereeing in the Premier League as the manager seems to dig in for a fight.

If Arsenal held the winning positions against Liverpool and Chelsea over the Christmas period, they would be in fifth in the table.

The media claim Theo Walcott offered himself to AC Milan for a January transfer, but why would the 28-year-old want to go to Italy in a World Cup year?

After Calum Chambers and Rob Holding started against Chelsea on Wednesday night, could Arsene Wenger refrain from making a first-team defensive signing in January?

As July got underway, Arsenal were undergoing the final preparations for their pre-season tour.

Jonny Evans has turned 30; does this mean that Arsenal will cool their interest in the West Brom centre-back?

Despite Arsenal being so far behind Manchester City in the title race, there’s still a chance of them causing a major upset and defying the odds this season.

Ex-Liverpool striker, John Aldridge, is convinced that his former club should bid £40m for Alexis Sanchez in January after failing to sign the Chilean in 2014, but why would the 29-year-old go to Merseyside if Manchester City are still interested?

Arsenal face Chelsea for the second time this season after drawing 0-0 at Stamford Bridge back in September and it’s hard to know what to expect.

The tail-end of last season was bittersweet for Arsenal supporters, with an FA Cup triumph softening a failure to attain Champions League football.

After Gabriel Jesus picked up an injury on Sunday that left him in tears, many people speculated that Man City would move for Alexis in January to replace their fallen star.

In true Arsenal style, after the busy festive period and back-to-back defeats to Everton and Manchester City in December, January went rapidly downhill.