Gabriel Jesus

As we approach the business end of the season, let’s look at the Arsenal players at risk of a yellow-card suspension in the Premier League or Champions League.

Arsenal held Manchester City to a 0-0 draw at the Etihad, ending City’s home scoring streak and boosting their own title hopes. William Saliba’s commanding performance earned him Player of the Match.

Arsenal are reportedly leading the race to sign Napoli’s star striker Victor Osimhen. With a top-tier forward a priority, can the Gunners convince Napoli to part ways with their prolific attacker?

The March international break is now over, so let’s take a look at how Arsenal got on in their matches this week.

The March break is now well underway, so let’s take a look at the results and remaining fixtures for Arsenal’s internationals.

14 Arsenal players have been called up for the March international break, let’s take a look at who they’ll be up against and when.

Striker Viktor Gyokeres on fire! Will Arsenal break the bank to sign him? €100m release clause a hurdle, but Gunners lead the race.

An Arsenal fan spotted a whiteboard at the Emirates Stadium on Sunday, displaying how various players feel about playing at the ground.

Arsenal’s Oleksandr Zinchenko is attracting interest from Bayern Munich and Newcastle United. Could his time with the Gunners be coming to an end?

Two of Arsenal’s Brazilians have been called up for the March international break, but Gabriel Jesus has been left out.

Arsenal’s search for a striker heats up as Gabriel Jesus’s injury lingers. Could Sporting CP’s Viktor Gyokeres be the answer?

Arsenal injury news: Partey returns, updates on Jesus, Zinchenko, Tomiyasu, and Timber ahead of Sheffield United.

Is Gabriel Jesus out with a knee injury? Arsenal are managing his recovery, with a new striker signing likely as the Gunners chase the Premier League title.

Arsenal transformed from “too nice” to title contenders with a dominant revenge win over Newcastle. Gritty play and goals galore highlight Arteta’s evolution.

Mikel Arteta has revealed that two of his injured stars are very close to a return, with further updates on three other absentees.

Arsenal have taken a trio of youth players on their first-team trip to FC Porto in midweek, likely in part due to the expanded Champions League benches.

While Arsenal prepares for its crucial Champions League match against Porto, optimism may be tempered by uncertainties surrounding key players.

While initial reports suggested Gabriel Jesus would be fit for their clash with Porto, it now appears he’s been left behind in London and won’t be joining the squad.

Gabriel Jesus is nearing full fitness for Arsenal’s crucial Champions League match against Porto. Can he pick up where he left off and regain his prolific scoring form?

Leandro Trossard has now hit double figures for goals this season, and his combination with Kai Havertz makes him a candidate for starts even when Gabriel Jesus is back.