Matt Macey

Former Arsenal goalkeeper Matt Macey finds a new home at Portsmouth after a challenging period post his Luton Town exit.

Luton Town terminates contract with ex-Arsenal goalkeeper Matt Macey, a move that comes after the club earlier released another former Gunner, Luke Freeman.

Former Arsenal goalkeeper, Matt Macey, is set to leave Hibs this summer in search of more regular first-team football despite playing 43 times last season.

Matt Macey left Arsenal in January to sign for Hibs, so how has he been getting on?

Arsenal submitted their updated Premier League squad list this week, with a few new additions after the January transfer window.

The January transfer window has now closed, so let’s have a look at all the deals Arsenal completed.

Former Arsenal goalkeeper Matt Macey explains that Kieran Tierney helped convince him to make the move to Hibernian FC.

Matt Macey has finally left Arsenal to join Hibernian on a permanent deal.

Arsenal goalkeeper Matt Macey is set to join Hibernian FC, holding a medical with the club today, according to reports.

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang agreed a new deal but he wasn’t the only player of contract next summer, so who else only has one year left?

Matt Macey is hoping to leave Arsenal this summer for regular football in 2020/21, whether that’s on loan or a permanent deal.

Matt Macey quietly received a contract extension to 2021 in recent months, which may now prove crucial following Bernd Leno’s injury.

Bernd Leno looks set to spend a spell on the sidelines, so let’s take a look at the alternative options to the German goalkeeper for the rest of the season.

Arsenal will not be able to force players whose contracts run out at the end of June to stay at the club past the end of month, even if the current season has not concluded, claims a leading PFA lawyer.

Arsenal could extend their loanee contracts past June 30th on a week-by-week basis, if the season goes on beyond that date, according to a report.

Given the possibility the Premier League might cancel the season, there are four Arsenal players who may not play another game for the club.

Arsenal completed a 10-man comeback against Aston Villa on Sunday, coming from behind twice to win the match.

Arsenal have named just 20 players in their 25-man Premier League squad for this season, but 49 under-21s to make up the numbers.

In stark contrast to many recent seasons, Arsenal only have one senior player running down his contract with the club this season – Matt Macey.

Matt Macey and Gabriel Martinelli are the latest players to be handed first-team numbers ahead of the new season.