From ball-winners like Francis Coquelin, to creative playmakers such as Mesut Ozil, to goalscoring midfielders like Aaron Ramsey and industrious box-to-box players such as Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, Arsenal are blessed with a lot of options in the engine room.
Arsène Wenger spent almost £100m on transfers last summer and with the campaign finally over, it’s time to rate his acquisitions.
After securing an unlikely victory over Chelsea to win this season’s FA Cup trophy, it’s time to reflect on an eventful year for Arsenal’s first-team squad.
After Aaron Ramsey’s winning header in the FA Cup final against Chelsea on Saturday, I’m finding it difficult not to name that as goal of the season five times.
Granit Xhaka has said that his father’s struggle for freedom in Kosovo has spurred him on to be the best player possible.
Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain is set to return to full training this week, as he aims to prove his match fitness and earn a starting berth with the FA Cup Final up against Chelsea on Saturday afternoon.
Granit Xhaka has completed the second most passes in the Premier League this season.
Mesut Özil and Granit Xhaka evidently didn’t read the script that Tuesday night’s home win over Sunderland was to be an end of season dead rubber played at walking pace by both sides.
According to an article on Goal this past weekend, Granit Xhaka is finally starting to look like the player that Arsenal signed for £30m last summer.
Since he arrived at Arsenal, Granit Xhaka has received nothing but criticism from large sections of the media no matter what he does.
Arsene Wenger has called Granit Xhaka a ‘success’ after adapting to the Premier League, life in a new country against a media backdrop that has given him zero room for error.
Arsenal remain fifth in the Injury League table, with Southampton, who they face in the league on Wednesday night, just below them in sixth.
After a morale-boosting win over Manchester United on Sunday, it’s important for Arsenal to continue winning.
Granit Xhaka arrived in the Premier League this season with a reputation for getting himself into trouble with the ref on a regular basis.
Granit Xhaka arrived in the Premier League this season with a reputation for getting himself into trouble with the ref on a regular basis. There’s…
Granit Xhaka has defended himself after a topsy-turvy first season in the Premier League.
Arsene Wenger met with the press ahead of Arsenal’s game at Southampton on Wednesday night.
Arsenal’s midfield outshone their United counterparts and provided the perfect platform for Sunday’s 2-0 win, which leaves Jose Mourinho still searching for his first league win at the Emirates and first win in any competition against a current Top 6 side since November 2014.
Graeme Souness recently demonstrated the media’s bias towards Granit Xhaka perfectly.