Samir Nasri

Former Arsenal star Fran Merida retires at 34, ending a career that began with promise but never fully materialised. He now looks to pursue new challenges beyond football.

Samir Nasri reveals Marseille and Man City rank higher than Arsenal in his loyalties, reopening old wounds for Gunners fans.

Arsenal’s Champions League run brings record prize money. Club poised to earn millions more than last year.

Explore the brilliance of Arsène Wenger’s top 10 midfielders at Arsenal, showcasing their pivotal role in the club’s iconic playing style.

Key figures weigh in on Arsenal’s disappointing 2-1 defeat to RC Lens in the Champions League. Arteta, Haise, Saliba, Nasri, Danso and Odegaard share their post-match thoughts.

Explore the fate of Arsenal’s 2011 summer departures, marking the beginning of the “Banter Era” and the decline of the squad.

Discover the intriguing pattern of yellow card frequency for footballers who’ve played for both Manchester City and Arsenal.

Samir Nasri thinks Manchester City will win the Premier League this season, with Arsenal suffering from a lack of experience in these situations.

Samir Nasri’s son is reportedly an Arsenal supporter, and the former Gunner told fans that proves he doesn’t hate his old club.

Yaya Sanogo is still without a club after 7 months and the former Arsenal frontman is pleading for a new home.

Former Arsenal midfielder Samir Nasri is the latest person within football to suggest William Saliba should be playing for the Gunners.

Former Arsenal and Manchester City midfielder Samir Nasri has announced his retirement from professional football.

The transfer window is now closed but there are a few former Arsenal men still seeking a new home.

There are four ex-Arsenal players currently without a home, so could any of them turn up in the Premier League this season?

Gael Clichy has told the Arsenal podcast that he left because he didn’t feel wanted and there were others who left at the same time who felt the same way, so who are they? Let’s take a look…

RSC Anderlecht are planning to sack Samir Nasri over his behaviour during the coronavirus lockdown, as the only player to fail to follow their instructions.

Samir Nasri has said he’d prefer to play with Riyad Mahrez than Mo Salah because the latter is more selfish and ‘only aspires to score goals.’

Samir Nasri looked like he could be about to head to Australia to revive his career after his return to playing with West Ham failed to impress anyone then he found out how little money was available and changed his mind.

West Ham are set to ditch Samir Nasri and Lucas Perez but Jack Wilshere looks to be safe.

Samir Nasri admits he thought his footballing career was over during his recent 18-month ban, before eventually returning to the professional game with West Ham United.