Arsenal
Thursday, 23 July 2026
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Bruno Guimarães Arsenal transfer hits £80m test
Keith Downie says Arsenal need to show Newcastle the money for Bruno Guimarães, with £80m-plus the tipping point and Newcastle resisting a sale.
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Arsenal Saliba injury update triggers centre-back rethink
Arsenal's William Saliba injury has accelerated plans for defensive cover, with Ezri Konsa and John Stones under consideration.
Wednesday, 22 July 2026
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Bruno Guimarães transfer: Arsenal and Newcastle in a fee standoff
Arsenal want Bruno Guimarães, but Newcastle want £80m-plus and say no direct talks have happened. A £65m bid has already gone in.
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Bruno Guimarães bid gap leaves Arsenal pushing and Newcastle denying talks
Bruno Guimarães remains an Arsenal target, but Newcastle deny contact for more than a week and refuse to lower their valuation.
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Alex Scott contract rejection leaves Bournemouth in a summer stand-off
Alex Scott has rejected a new Bournemouth deal as Chelsea push with a reported £64m bid and Bournemouth refuse to open the door.
Monday, 20 July 2026
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Yan Diomande: Arsenal checks follow Morgan Rogers blow
Arsenal have checked on Yan Diomande after Chelsea agreed a £117m deal for Morgan Rogers, but PSG still hold the edge in the race.
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Christos Tzolis to Arsenal after Manchester United flirtation
Christos Tzolis is reported to be closing in on an Arsenal move after saying Manchester United could convince him, with a £33.8m deal and booked medical.
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Spain World Cup final celebrations took a Trump twist
Spain's World Cup final celebrations took an odd Trump-shaped turn, but the story was the control behind it: Emiliano Martinez's record 11 saves,
Sunday, 19 July 2026
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Arsenal's John Stones interest makes sense only because of Saliba
Arsenal are considering John Stones on a free if William Saliba's injury proves long term, with defensive cover now a live issue.
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Chelsea agree £117m Morgan Rogers deal after Arsenal miss out
Morgan Rogers is set for Chelsea in a £117m deal with Aston Villa, beating Arsenal and setting a new British record fee.
Saturday, 18 July 2026
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Martin Ødegaard's future is locked in — Arsenal contract extension imminent
Martin Ødegaard's future at Arsenal is secure. Contract extension talks progress positively, Arteta backs him, and the Norwegian wants to stay.
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Arsenal's World Cup cost: defending champions hit by injuries before season restart
Arsenal faces a fitness crisis after the World Cup. Saliba sidelined by back injury, Saka managing Achilles concerns, Rice fatigued after 55 league
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Bruno Guimaraes to Arsenal is still alive, says Keith Wyness
Keith Wyness says Bruno Guimaraes to Arsenal is close enough to get done, but Newcastle’s £100m valuation and Arsenal’s stalled talks still make the
Thursday, 16 July 2026
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William Saliba forced off in World Cup semi-final with back injury
Arsenal centre-back William Saliba forced off after 30 minutes of France's World Cup semi-final with back injury; surgery among options being assessed.
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Liverpool intensify Barcola pursuit as PSG demand £116m
Liverpool intensify pursuit of PSG winger Bradley Barcola with fresh contact as £116m negotiations continue; Diomande deal could derail move.
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Arsenal sign Christos Tzolis as Leandro Trossard replacement
Arsenal complete £34m signing of Christos Tzolis from Club Brugge to replace Leandro Trossard. Greek winger recorded 51 goal contributions in 52 matches
Tuesday, 14 July 2026
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Gabriel Jesus exits Arsenal; AC Milan emerge as leading suitor
Gabriel Jesus is heading for an Arsenal exit as Havertz and Gyokeres take over. AC Milan are the leading suitor at around £20 million.
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Argentina-England is not just football
Argentina face England in the 2026 World Cup semi-final carrying the weight of the Falklands, Maradona's legacy, and 44 years of national memory.
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Trossard to Beşiktaş as Arsenal target Morgan Rogers
Leandro Trossard completes £17m move to Beşiktaş, freeing funds for Arsenal's pursuit of Morgan Rogers. Left-wing overhaul underway.
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England at 26: inside the World Cup-winning age bracket
England's squad age of 26.7 years matches World Cup winners, but Declan Rice's fatigue from 67 appearances poses a selection problem in the semi-finals.