Tag: Jeff Reine-Adelaide

Olympique Lyonnais have announced their squad for their trip to Spain, ahead of their friendly against Arsenal next week.

Former Arsenal youngster, Jeff Reine-Adelaide, has admitted he considered retiring from playing due to his injury problems as he lay alone in a hospital room for a month during the pandemic.

Former Gunner Yassin Fortune looks set to follow Jeff Reine-Adelaide to their third shared club, as he closes in on a move to Angers.

Lyon reportedly accepted a €27m bid from Hertha Berlin for Jeff Reine-Adelaide this week, just a year after buying him for €25m.

Jeff Reine-Adelaide says it's difficult to imagine his future playing at Lyon and he's now searching for a new footballing project.

Jeff Reine-Adelaide says it's his fault he didn't make it at Arsenal, because he couldn't find enough consistency in his performances.

Jeff Reine-Adelaide says things were complicated for him at Arsenal, and it was the best thing for him to move on.

Jeff Reine-Adelaide recently moved to Lyon for €25m just one season after Arsenal sold him for £1.44m to Angers and his brother did not mince his words when asked about the Frenchman's time in London.

Arsenal are set to receive 20% of Jeff Reine-Adelaide's transfer fee to join Olympique Lyonnais, rather than the 10% previously reported.

Olympique Lyonnais are set to sign Jeff Reine-Adelaide for between €25m and €30m, according to reports in France, with a medical scheduled for Wednesday.

Lyon are leading the race to sign Jeff Reine-Adelaide this summer, in a move which could net Arsenal some money thanks to a sell-on clause.

Angers have reportedly received an offer of between €14m and €15m for Jeff-Reine Adelaide with Arsenal set to receive 10% of any transfer fee due to their sell-on clause.

Jeff Reine-Adelaide is drawing interest after his strong performances in the u21 European Championship, but Angers won't let him leave for less than €20m.

Jeff Reine-Adelaide is drawing interest after his strong performances in the u21 European Championship, but Angers won't let him leave for less than €20m.

Thanks to a decent season, after Arsenal sold him, Jeff-Reine Adelaide is wanted by AC Milan according to a report from Italy.

Jeff Reine-Adelaide is finding his feet in front of goal in Ligue 1, with three goals and two assists in his last five games for Angers.

Jeff Reine-Adelaide completes the eighth-most successful dribbles per minute in the top five European leagues, according to statistics released this week.

Statistics for the first half of the season suggest Arsenal should perhaps have held onto a couple of players a little longer, and that Ever Banega would be a better signing than some think.

Jeff Reine-Adelaide's market value has seen one of the sharpest increases of players in the big-five European leagues, according to the Football Observatory.

Jeff Reine-Adelaide has completed more dribbles than any other u21 player in Europe's top five leagues this season, and it's not even a close thing.

Jeff Reine-Adelaide says he learned a lot in just a few weeks under Unai Emery and admits he would've liked to spend more time working with the Arsenal head coach.

In terms of arrivals, the summer window is shut for English clubs but they can still sell players until the end of the month.

Jeff Reine-Adelaide has spoken out on his 'difficult' time with Arsenal, after completing his summer move to Angers on a permanent transfer.

Jeff Reine-Adelaide has seemed to hit out at Arsenal after leaving for the club for a new life with Angers.

Jeff Reine-Adelaide didn't delay on choosing a new club once he realised he wasn't part of Unai Emery's plans, according to reports in France.

While we were all paying attention to the Arsenal first team, Angers confirmed that they have signed Jeff Reine-Adelaide on a four-year deal.

Jeff Reine-Adelaide is on the verge of leaving Arsenal for Angers and was at the Ligue 1 club on Wednesday.

A month and a half after the 2017/18 season came to an end, 18 Arsenal players return to training this week.

Jeff Reine-Adelaide and Ainsley Maitland-Niles have had to withdraw from the France and England squads for the Toulon Tournament, after picking up injuries.

Now that the 2017/18 campaign has come to an end, let's take a look at how Arsenal's 15 loanees got on with their temporary clubs this season.

Yassin Fortune has confirmed he is leaving Arsenal after three years at the club that were ruined by injury.

In total, Arsenal sent 15 players on loan this season between the summer and January windows, so let's take a look at how those spells are going for each of them.

Jeff Reine-Adelaide, Konstantinos Mavropanos and Deyan Iliev all suffered injuries this week, in a run of bad fortune on the fitness front for the club's youngsters.

Lucas Perez and Chuba Akpom both scored this weekend, but only six of Arsenal's 15 loanees featured for their current clubs.

Lucas Perez provided an assist but added another game to his goal drought, as seven Arsenal loanees featured over the weekend.

Joel Campbell was named in Monday night's squad for Real Betis and Kelechi Nwakali scored an impressive brace, as eight Arsenal loanees featured this weekend.

Jeff Reine-Adelaide made it two wins in two starts and Lucas Perez played his 14th match without a goal, as six Arsenal loanees featured over the weekend.

Lucas Perez missed a penalty to make it 13 games without a goal and Ben Sheaf returned from injury for his first game with new loan club Stevenage, as nine Arsenal loanees featured over the weekend.

Chuba Akpom scored the winner against Anderlecht and Lucas Perez's goal drought grew longer as Arsenal's loanees endured a mixed weekend.

Kelechi Nwakali got an assist as MVV Maastricht won their first game since his return to the club while Jeff Reine-Adelaide made his Angers debut after his own January loan move.