David Ornstein has given his latest update on Arsenal’s long-term managerial situation, including candidates, the selection process, desired qualities in the next coach and more.
Arsenal sunk to a new low against Eintrach Frankfurt when they blew another lead to lose 2-1 extending their run without a win to seven, a sequence not seen since 1992.
According to David Ornstein speaking at the end of October, some at Arsenal wanted to extend Unai Emery’s contract in the summer.
David Ornstein believes Arsenal are planning to reintegrate Granit Xhaka into the team in an away game soon.
It seems like Unai Emery’s departure is a matter of ‘when’ rather than ‘if’, according to The Athletic’s David Ornstein, though the coach is set to remain in charge for now.
David Ornstein says Unai Emery is still set to be in charge for Thursday’s Europa League clash with Frankfurt as things stand.
David Ornstein has provided an update on Arsenal’s managerial situation and possible January transfers, but fair warning, it’s not a particularly exciting one.
Raul Sanllehi and Vinai Venkatesham met 200 Arsenal staff at a planned get-together where they both addressed Arsenal’s faltering form under Unai Emery.
Arsenal have no intention of getting rid of Unai Emery before the end of the season and are “100%” behind him according to David Ornstein.
Mesut Ozil has given an exclusive interview to David Ornstein at The Athletic in which he addresses, well, pretty much most things.
Ronald Koeman has confirmed that a consortium featuring Dennis Bergkamp are indeed trying to buy Wycombe Wanderers.
It is widely accepted across football that Arsenal had one of the best transfer windows in the game, so how did that happen?
David Ornstein has spoken and Kieran Tierney and David Luiz will both be Arsenal players before the close of the transfer window today, providing they pass their medicals.
David Ornstein has confirmed information about three Arsenal deals that could complete before Thursday involving Kieran Tierney, Carl Jenkinson, and Laurent Koscielny.
Arsenal technical director Edu met with the president of Ligue 1 club Stade Rennes to discuss Laurent Koscielny’s exit on Monday, according to reports.
John Cross is responsible for the rumour that Arsenal only had £40m to spend this summer but David Ornstein claimed back in February it could be as much as £100m.
David Ornstein has suggested it wouldn’t be a shock to see Arsenal go back in for Malcom this summer, after links to the player in the past.
Arsenal are still in the market for a centre-back, as they close in on the signing and loan back of St. Etienne defender William Saliba.
Reliable BBC journalist David Ornstein has confirmed Arsenal’s opening bid for Celtic left-back Kieran Tierney has been turned down.
David Ornstein is the one everyone wants to hear from during a transfer window but does ‘the Ornacle’ ever get anything wrong?