Abou Diaby

Arsenal’s Champions League run brings record prize money. Club poised to earn millions more than last year.

William Saliba, Arsenal’s French international defender, signs a long-term contract, promising an exciting future for the club’s defensive line.

It will always be one of the biggest ‘what ifs’ in football for me – what if Abou Diaby had never met Dan Smith?

Thankfully, Arsenal haven’t suffered a really bad injury in a while, but there was a time when we couldn’t escape them.

Pundits say that Jordan Pickford is ‘not that kind of player’ but they never are, something Abou Diaby knows too much about

The day has finally come when Abou Diaby announced his retirement from football.

For the second time this season, Manchester City players have received no punishment for their part in post-match and off-field fracas after the FA reviewed their cup tie against Wigan Athletic.

Chronicle Live writer Mark Douglas recently wrangled Jose Enrique, Steve Harper, Joey Barton and Kevin Nolan together in order to reminisce about Newcastle’s 4-4 draw with Arsenal seven years ago today, but the detailed piece only mentions the Magpies’ main man twice.

With Mathieu Debuchy set to join Saint Etienne on a free transfer, we looked at some of the other players Arsenal released for free in recent years, and how they got on.

Abou Diaby says he will never be able to thank Wenger enough for the support he gave during his career.

Abou Diaby has vowed to find a new club and says he’s training hard in the coming months to secure a move in the second-half of the season.

Former Arsenal midfielder Abou Diaby has insisted that he’s not given up on football yet, and has no plans to retire. He says he wants to work on his body to prepare for a January move to a new club.

Marseille president, Jacques-Henri Eyraud, has wished Abou Diaby luck after the Ligue 1 club released the ex-Arsenal midfielder at the end of last season.

Ex-Arsenal midfielder Abou Diaby became visibly emotional after receiving praise from his old supporters.

Former Arsenal midfielder Abou Diaby has said he plans to continue playing despite not currently having a club.

Arsenal fans are accustomed to seeing their finest players rehomed in the treatment room but there are some players who seem unluckier than others

Abou Diaby will not be offered a new contract by Marseille and now faces a huge decision over his future when he leaves in June.

French midfielder, Alexandre Raineau, believes that if Abou Diaby hadn’t been so injury prone, he could have been better than Manchester United’s Paul Pogba.

On this day in 2006, Abou Diaby made his debut for Arsenal: a 1-0 loss to Everton.

Abou Diaby underwent ankle surgery in London this week, L’Equipe reports.