Arsenal’s transfer activity continues to attract attention as Mikel Arteta and Edu monitor several emerging and established names ahead of the summer window. With the Gunners maintaining a strong Premier League title push,

Manchester United are holding talks with Ole Gunnar Solskjaer today over a potential return to Old Trafford. The Norwegian and fellow former Red Devils stalwart Michael Carrick have emerged as the two top options to replace the sacked Ruben Amorim on an interim basis until the end of the season.

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Mikel Arteta has declared Arsenal ready to move in the January transfer window if the right player becomes available, saying: “When there is an opportunity, you have to act”. It has been expected that Arsenal will have a quiet winter window this year, in part because they sit six points clear at the top of the Premier League table.

AFTER another goalless draw for Arsenal, it would be easy to point the finger at Viktor Gyokeres. The striker was once again quiet on Saturday as Nottingham Forest battled well to keep Arsenal at

Real Madrid were ‘offered’ the chance to sign the Arsenal star before he made his move to the Gunners last summer #afc #rmcf

The Athletic reported earlier this week that Manchester City were weighing up whether to push for Guehi this month.

Arsenal reportedly enter the race to sign a 17-year-old midfield wonderkid dubbed the 'Serbian Pedri', but Mikel Arteta arguably does not need him.

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Already, less than a week in, over £90million has been spent on new players. The biggest deal so far, Brennan Johnson’s near-£35m switch from Tottenham Hotspur to Crystal Palace, was an intra-Premier League deal, so the net spend is rather lower at £43m.

Zinchenko joined Forest on loan from Arsenal on a season-long loan deal on the final day of the 2025 summer transfer window. Blessed with the ability to play at left-back or in midfield, Zinchenko was expected to bring ‘invaluable experience’ to Forest, as noted by the club’s then chief football officer, Ross Wilson.