Viktor Gyökeres has found himself at the centre of an increasingly tedious, and predictable, narrative from sections of the British media determined to brand him a disappointment before his Arsenal career has even begun to settle.
Ex-Arsenal stars, influencers and wild rules define the Baller League UK. Here’s the full list of squads, fixtures, and everything else you need to know.
Before his Arsenal revolution, Arsène Wenger reshaped Nagoya Grampus Eight, transforming a struggling club and refining the ideals that would define his career.
Former referee Peter Walton is the latest pundit to suggest that Brighton shouldn’t have been awarded a penalty for a clash of heads between Joao Pedro and William Saliba on Saturday.
Arsenal’s Declan Rice calls for positivity and support for England at Euro 2024, dismissing criticism from former players and pundits
Is Arsenal the perfect destination for Victor Osimhen? Fans, pundits, and reporters weigh in on the Napoli star’s potential Premier League move.
Arsenal’s recent match against Chelsea sparked debate about VAR and the decision to not award a penalty. Experts and fans are questioning the role of Jarred Gillett, who was VAR for the match.
Gary Lineker shares his predictions for the upcoming Premier League season and tips Arsenal, following their impressive summer transfers, to secure the league title.
Conservative councillor Alexis McEvoy has caused outrage by sending a racist tweet about ex-footballer and TV pundit Ian Wright, calling him a “typical black hypocrite” in relation to his support for Gary Lineker.
The Mail on Sunday thinks Burnley’s penalty against Arsenal should have stood because the referee didn’t make a ‘clear and obvious’ error.
Alex Scott has been announced as the new host of Football Focus, much to the annoyance of Gammon everywhere
We all know that Spurs haven’t won anything under Maruricio Pochettio but it seems, sometimes, as if that message hasn’t quite reached the media just yet.
The Daily Express have missed the point, after Arsenal fans jokingly tweeted Match of the Day on Saturday to complain at the Gunners’ omission on the show despite not even playing.
Former Tottenham Hotspur and Barcelona striker Gary Lineker believes Arsenal are “a long way behind” in the race for a top-four finish next season.
Match of the Day presenter, and former Leicester City player (and, let’s never, ever, forget, Tottenham) took to Twitter when the news broke on Friday evening urging Vardy to remain with the Champions and void the ‘perennial also-rans’.
Gary Lineker claims that Arsenal has actually signed the wrong scout in Ben Wrigglesworth and that he didn’t find the players that everyone is reporting he…
Gary Lineker: “Walcott isn’t a natural striker.”