Carl Jenkinson

Arsene Wenger will have a transfer kitty of £100 million should he stay on as Arsenal manager according to reports in today’s press.

This summer we could see a number of players leave Arsenal. We’ve had a look to see who could leave and how much truth there is to the rumours linking them away…

Carl Jenkinson could be on his way to Crystal Palace on a permanent basis this summer.

A laughable report in the Daily Star has suggested that Arsenal are prepared to let both Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain and Carl Jenkinson join Crystal Palace, in an attempt to drop the price of winger Wilfried Zaha.

Carl Jenkinson looks set to leave Arsenal this season after being totally excluded from the Arsenal first team since he took a battering on Social Media after the game against Manchester United back in November.

Brighton and Newcastle both reportedly want to sign Carl Jenkinson from Arsenal this summer.

Carl Jenkinson saved the day against Manchester City u23s on Monday night.

Carl Jenkinson’s stoppage-time strike rescued a hard-earned point for Arsenal u23s during a 3-3 draw against Manchester City at the Emirates.

Goals from the returning Yaya Sanogo and winger, Reiss Nelson, ensured Arsenal u23s were 2-0 winners over Tottenham on Friday afternoon.

Carl Jenkinson has admitted that he would have liked to move to Crystal Palace during January and that’s he no intention of just seeing out the next three-and-a-half years of his Arsenal contract.

Arsenal face Bayern Munich on 15 February in the first leg of the Champions League knock-out stages and the Gunners have now submitted their squad with a few changes.

Just as promised, Arsenal made no additions to their first team squad during the January transfer window.

Arsene Wenger has once again confirmed that he will not be buying anyone during this window, although Carl Jenkinson could still leave although it’s now looking unlikely.

It seems that Carl Jenkinson is still signing for Crystal Palace, the two clubs are just waiting for the right-back to agree personal terms.

Carl Jenkinson is still set for a move to Crystal Palace if they can agree personal terms and Arsenal are set to receive £7m for the player they signed for £956k.

Sam Allardyce has said that the Carl Jenkinson deal is ‘still on’ until he’s told by his chairman that it’s dead.

Carl Jenkinson leaving Arsenal for good during the January transfer window is pretty much a certainty now but Arsene Wenger claims it doesn’t necessarily have anything to do with Hector Bellerin returning from injury.

According to John Cross from the Mirror, Carl Jenkinson’s proposed move to Crystal Palace is off.

Carl Jenkinson is set to sign for Crystal Palace on a permanent deal for a reported £3m during the January transfer window and while I agree that he’s not good enough for Arsenal, I can’t help but feel a little sad.

Despite confirming that the clubs have agreed a deal for Carl Jenkinson, Sam Allardyce admitted that the move “hangs in the balance” over the player’s personal terms.