Arsenal open Reiss Nelson contract talks
Arsenal have started negotiations with Reiss Nelson over a new contract, following his crucial match-winning goal against Bournemouth, and the winger is keen to sign on.
Arsenal have started negotiations with Reiss Nelson over a new contract, following his crucial match-winning goal against Bournemouth, and the winger is keen to sign on.
Reiss Nelson may have provided a vital goal and assist for Arsenal on Saturday, but his long-term future remains up in the air.
In a post-match interview, Arsenal winger Reiss Nelson revealed the quick thinking that led to his crucial winning goal against Bournemouth.
Arsenal pulled off yet another dramatic win as they came from an unlikely 2-0 down against Bournemouth, overcame VAR refusing to give them any of the four penalty calls and claimed all three points with the last kick of the game.
Mikel Arteta is set to make late decisions on Emile Smith Rowe and Reiss Nelson for Wednesday night’s clash against Manchester City.
Reiss Nelson’s future remains undecided with no concrete negotiations yet, amid reports of interest from two Premier League clubs among others.
Emile Smith Rowe is expected to miss Arsenal’s game against Brentford this weekend, but Reiss Nelson is fit and available.
There’s good news and bad news for Arsenal on the injury front as they prepare for their trip to Goodison Park this weekend.
Reiss Nelson has not been involved in an Arsenal matchday squad since the break during the World Cup in Qatar, so what’s up with the winger and when can we expect him back?
Mohamed Elneny and Cedric Soares have been absent from training with Arsenal due to injuries, according to a report.
Takehiro Tomiyasu is available for selection again, whilst Emile Smith Rowe rejoined the squad in training this week ahead of Arsenal’s clash with Brighton.
Reiss Nelson has reiterated that he wants to sign a new Arsenal contract and he feels the club is the right place for him right now.
Mikel Arteta had good and bad news in his squad update ahead of Arsenal’s first Premier League game back against West Ham United.
Reiss Nelson was forced off with what appeared to be a muscle injury during Saturday’s friendly against Juventus, with Mikel Arteta hinting it could be bad news.
Reiss Nelson continues to insist that he wants to stay at Arsenal for many more years, despite his contract running down.
Karl Hein made another penalty save and Martin Odegaard scored a contested brace as Arsenal beat AC Milan to win the Dubai Super Cup on Tuesday.
A number of Arsenal’s first-team players returned to training on Monday, and four youth players joined their first session back.
Bukayo Saka made a fantastic start to his World Cup career on Monday, and a few of his Arsenal teammates past and present were watching on.
David Ornstein isn’t aware of any contract talks between Arsenal and Reiss Nelson, with the situation difficult to call at this point.
After an excellent October for Arsenal, Paul Williams lets himself get a little excited…