Reiss Nelson

Reiss Nelson has completed a free transfer move to Feyenoord after departing Arsenal via a mutual contract termination, according to a report.

Reiss Nelson has terminated his contract with Arsenal by mutual consent, with the club deciding to allow the player to leave as a free agent.

Arsenal are only set to earn around £3m if Reiss Nelson agrees to join West Ham United on a permanent basis this summer, according to a report.

Reiss Nelson’s potential move from Arsenal to West Ham United is now set to be a permanent deal, despite the Hammers’ initial push for a loan move.

Arsenal are in ongoing talks with West Ham United over a possible transfer for Reiss Nelson, according to a report.

West Ham United are interested in signing Reiss Nelson, but the conditions of their proposed offer won’t be particularly appealing to Arsenal.

Arsenal’s Brazilian World Cup duo Gabriel Magalhaes and Gabriel Martinelli are available for Wednesday night’s friendly match against Real Betis, according to a report.

With Christian Norgaard on his way to Everton, three more Arsenal players remain on the transfer shortlist this summer.

The latest Arsenal transfer news includes Bruno Guimaraes, William Saliba, Fabio Vieira, Axel Donczew, Julian Alvarez and more.

The Arsenal squad have travelled to Spain to step up their pre-season training in Girona, but which players have made the trip?

Arsenal’s Reiss Nelson is open to a move abroad this summer, and Benfica and Valencia are among the clubs interested in picking him up.

Arsenal have had 13 players out on loan over the course of the 2025/26 campaign, let’s have a look at how they got on and what’s next.

Arsenal are open to offers for at least three members of their first-team squad this summer, though there’s a little uncertainty in the cases of Ben White and Ethan Nwaneri.

Reiss Nelson played 45 minutes for Brentford at the weekend, almost matching his minutes for the entire remainder of the Premier League season so far.

Reiss Nelson’s season has once again been interrupted by injury, but returning from a calf problem against Sunderland, he had the chance to win the game for Brentford in the dying minutes

Ismeal Kabia returned from injury and Will Sweet played his first game post-loan extension, but it wasn’t all good news from Arsenal’s loanees on Saturday.…

Arsenal loanee Reiss Nelson made his first appearance for Brentford in over a month on Monday, appearing against Macclesfield in the FA Cup.

Arsenal travel to Brentford on Thursday knowing there is little margin for error, and the team news in west London offers a mixed picture for both sides.

Arsenal have learned their FA Cup opponents for the fourth round, as has their only remaining loanee left in the competition.

Reiss Nelson is still yet to make the Brentford squad after injury, but manager Keith Andrews claims he’s finally back in training.