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    Marseillle ‘CLEARED’ to sign Saliba, Tielemans EXIT plan confirmed, Arsenal ‘in race’ for Calvert-Lewin – latest

    ARSENAL’S chances of convincing William Saliba to stay has become a little more challenging with Marseille cleared to make signings for the summer.The French outfit got given the green light by Court of Arbitration for sport which could bode well for Saliba who has already made his future plans clear.
    Meanwhile, the Gunners have been put on red alert with their transfer target Youri Tielemans’ Leicester departure officially confirmed.
    Fabrizio Romano has revealed that the Belgian will leave the King Power this summer and Arsenl plans have not changed on Tielemans despite missing out on Champions League football.
    And the Gunners are reportedly in the race to sign Dominic Calvert-Lewin but the Evertonian striker could be snapped up by Newcastle instead.
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    Reece battles Saka and Emile for PFA gong
    THE PFA Young Player of the Year shortlist has been announced with a number of top Premier League stars nominated.
    Chelsea’s Reece James will be rivalled by fellow England international and Premier League winner Phil Foden.
    Arsenal duo Bukayo Saka and Emile Smith Rowe have also been nominated.
    On-loan Chelsea star Conor Gallagher has been recognised, as has Aston Villa’s Jacob Ramsey.
    Foden is the frontrunner, having picked up his fourth Prem crown.
    The 22-year-old made 28 Prem appearances this term, scoring nine and assisting five. Across all competitions, Foden reached double figures in both goals and assists.
    Should Foden win the award again, he will join Dele Alli in being one of only five players to have won the award in consecutive seasons. Ryan Giggs did it at United in 1993, Robbie Fowler in 1996 and Wayne Rooney a decade later.
    Hick up to be first Gunners’ signing
    Bologna left-back Aaron Hickey could be Arsenal’s first summer recruit after they reportedly bid £21.75million.
    The ex-Hearts defender, 19, wold provide strong competition for injury-hit fellow Scotland star Kieran Tierney.
    Hickey has racked up five goals in 48 games for his Serie A club.
    Lucas plan to stay at Fiorentina hits snag
    Lucas Torreira wants to stay at Fiorentina this summer.
    But agent Pablo Bentancur is not optimistic and says: “It’s not over yet, but the chances of Lucas staying in Florence are very small.
    “There is a contractual problem with Fiorentina and my priority is to find an agreement with them so he is not thinking about other teams for now.”
    Joining Arsenal a ‘fantasy’
    New Arsenal goalkeeper Matt Turner has described his transfer to North London as a “fantasy”.
    Arriving from New England Revolution this summer, the American told The Athletic: “You can imagine this stuff, but only in a fantasy.
    “You know that it’s never actually going to happen. Thinking about all the little things along the way that had to break for this to be possible, all the signs and all the omens, it’s all crazy.
    “It’s really crazy. I never thought that this would actually happen for me. I’m just so excited and blessed.”
    Gunners duo nominated for award
    Bukayo Saka and Emile Smith Rowe have BOTH been nominated for the PFA Young Player of the Year award.
    The duo join Conor Gallagher, Phil Foden, Reece James and Jacob Ramsey on the shortlist.
    The winner will be announced on Thursday, June 9.
    Arsenal goalkeeper opens up
    New Arsenal keeper Matt Turner has admitted that he will have to adapt his game to fit in at the North London squad.
    The American, who arrives from New England Revolution, told The Athletic: “I have to train at a higher level.
    “The style of play with the Revolution is mighty old school. If there’s pressure, we don’t really try to play out of it too much.
    “At Arsenal, the goalkeepers are required to play a little bit more with the ball, playing in the system rather than just sort of going out there.
    “They have to follow tactics and game plans a little more closely. Those are things that I know are valued with the national team that I’ll be challenged more with Arsenal.
    “In December and January, I got to spend weeks at a time with the national team in buildup to games. And in all those games, I feel like I was pretty solid with the ball at my feet.
    “Apart from the one blip in Canada, pretty solid connecting passes, making the right decisions. And then I don’t train exactly like that when I’m with the Revs, so I lose it. I get it for a couple of weeks, then I lose it. Now I’ll be training that way all the time.”
    Ben Foster wants Arsenal move
    Former England goalkeeper Ben Foster has admitted that he would like to sign for Arsenal this summer.
    The 39-year-old said on the Fozcast: “If I’m signing for a club as a number two goalkeeper, it depends on the first-choice goalkeeper.
    “Say Arsenal or Aston Villa, where the first-choice goalkeeper I know is a world-class goalkeeper – Ramsdale or Martinez – I know I have a world-class goalkeeper in front of me, who’s still at an age where they are learning and they can get there because they’ve got the potential.
    “At that point, I will go ‘I’m going to help you maximise your ability and make sure you become an absolute monster or beast’.
    “I’d love to be able to do that. I would love to do that.”
    Scotland missing Arsenal star
    The Tartan Army’s World Cup quest continues tonight… WITHOUT star full-back Kieran Tierney.
    Steve Clarke’s side host Ukraine this evening aiming to book a place in Sunday’s play-off final against Wales in Cardiff.
    Arsenal ace Tierney will NOT be available, due to the knee injury he suffered in March.
    The left-back is aiming to return to fitness in time for pre-season.
    Lucas Torreira eager to LEAVE
    The Uruguayan cost Arsenal £26million when he joined from Sampdoria in 2018 as one of Unai Emery’s first signings for the club.
    But while he was a first team regular during Emery’s 18 months in charge, he was unable to impress new boss Arteta and has not played for Arsenal for two years.
    He spent an unsuccessful season on loan at Atletico Madrid in 2020-21 and a much more productive time back in Italy with Fiorentina.
    Arsenal have already made it clear that he has no future at the Emirates after recently handing his number 11 shirt to Gabriel Martinelli.
    But now they need to sort out a transfer fee before his contract enters its final 12 months and his transfer value completely collapses.
    Torreira’s agent’s Fiorentina doubts
    Lucas Torreira wants to stay at Fiorentina this summer.
    But agent Pablo Bentancur is not optimistic and says: “It’s not over yet, but the chances of Lucas staying in Florence are very small.
    “There is a contractual problem with Fiorentina and my priority is to find an agreement with them so he is not thinking about other teams for now.”
    Lucas Torreira reveals transfer plans
    Uruguayan star has told Arsenal he wants to stay with Fiorentina even though the Italians have failed to trigger their option to buy him.
    The midfielder has just completed a successful season on loan at the Artemio Franchi stadium, helping the club to finish seventh in Serie A and qualify for the Europa Conference League.
    Coach Vincenzo Italiano is keen to keep Torreira at Fiorentina but the option to sign him permanently for £12.5million expired on Tuesday.
    Now Fiorentina are trying to negotiate Arsenal’s asking price down because they know he does not figure in Mikel Arteta’s plans and only has a year remaining on his £75,000-a-week Emirates contract.
    Torreira told supporters: “My intention is to stay at Fiorentina, but the club will need to find an agreement with Arsenal.
    “I am very happy in Italy and in Florence.”
    Wilshere on coaching dreams
    Jack Wilshere has outlined his ambitions to be a coach.
    The former Arsenal ace told the Standard: “I’d love to sit here and say I want to be England manager, I want to be Arsenal manager.
    “But I am not stupid enough to think that just happens. You have to go and start somewhere, learn your trade, build yourself up.
    “I’ve got a big desire to coach and become successful at that. You look at the managers who have been successful in the last five or six years, they started young, so I just think, why not?”
    Wilshere and Arteta ‘opposites’
    Former Gunner Jack Wilshere has admitted that he was the “complete opposite” of current boss Mikel Arteta at Arsenal.
    Speaking to the Standard, he said: “I was the naughty one and he was the teacher’s pet.
    “When I was back at Arsenal, Manuel Almunia was there.
    “I went over to him when he was talking to Mikel and we were chatting.
    “He said to me, ‘Are you the same Jack?’ Mikel said, ‘No, he’s not. He’s the complete opposite.'”
    Mourinho hails Maitland-Niles
    Jose Mourinho has said he will “miss” Ainsley Maitland-Niles after his loan spell with Roma came to an end.
    Maitland-Niles spent the second half of the season in the Italian capital on a temporary deal from Arsenal.
    The Arsenal man posted a picture of himself holding the Europa Conference League trophy to Instagram as he bid farewell to Roma.
    He wrote: “Great way to end the season thank you to the Roma fans players and staff for embracing me and believing in me as one of their own for the short period of time spent at the club what an experience and to be a part of history with the club.”
    Mourinho himself reposted the snap to his own Instagram account.
    He said: “We will miss you. One of us.”
    Ramsdale reveals toughest opponent
    Arsenal stopper has named Jamie Vardy as one of his most difficult opponents.
    Speaking to David Seaman on “Seaman Says”, the Gunners No1 revealed: “I’ll leave out the elite strikers like Man City’s and Liverpool but Jamie Vardy, the first game I played against him, he charged me down two or three times goal kicks then he lobbed me from about 25 yards.
    “The game after that was probably the first time where I was a bit worried I was playing against him, maybe I was overthinking rather than going in and playing, he’s definitely one.”
    Arsenal in Calvert-Lewin race
    Newcastle are set to make a bid for Manchester United and Arsenal transfer target Dominic Calvert-Lewin, according to reports.
    The striker, 25, had an injury-hit campaign and scored just five Premier League goals.
    But he has proven himself a reliable goalscorer in the past and Newcastle boss Eddie Howe is after a mobile target man – with Calvert-Lewin fitting the bill.
    Toon have funds to spend thanks to their Saudi ownership and could be prepared to meet Everton’s large demands, report The Mirror.
    Everton will reportedly only sell if they receive a bid that matches their valuation of the striker – one which takes into account his importance to the club and his status as an England international.
    England No1 hails Ramsdale progress
    Jordan Pickford has praised Three Lions team-mate Aaron Ramsdale for his encouraging debut season at Arsenal.
    The Everton stopper said: “Yeah ‘Rams’ has had a really good season, first season at Arsenal and he’s been unbelievable.
    “But for me, it’s always concentrating on yourself as well.
    “You always want challenges, as a footballer, you always want to be getting pushed.
    “I really enjoy those challenges, and I want to be number one for England for longer.
    “You want other people playing well, you want other people pushing, so I think when we’re training together, we’re pushing each other every day to get better and better.”
    Arsenal stay in Tielemans hunt
    Arsenal retain interest in Leicester ace Youri Tielemans despite missing out on the top four, according to reports.
    The Gunners were believed to be closing in on the Belgian’s signature in a £40million deal, IF they secured a place in the Champions League.
    Mikel Arteta and Co came fifth, but Fabrizio Romano reports that their “plans have not changed” with regards to Tielemans.
    Negotiations could take a while, however, with two other clubs interested in signing the midfielder this summer.
    Bayern star up for grabs
    Arsenal and Man United transfer target Corentin Tolisso is set to leave Bayern Munich when his contract expires this summer.
    The Frenchman, 27, joined the German giants from Lyon in 2017.
    During his five-year stint at the club he made 118 appearances across all competitions and scored 21 goals.
    Transfer guru Fabrizio Romano announced the departure on Twitter, stating: “Official. Corentin Tolisso leaves FC Bayern on a free transfer, there’s no agreement to extend the contract and both parties decided to part ways immediately.
    “Tolisso will be available as free agent this summer.”
    The midfielder’s imminent departure offers a huge transfer boost to Arsenal and Man Utd, who are both in the race to sign him.
    Gunners in Palace transfer fight
    Arsenal reportedly face a fight with club legend Patrick Vieira to sign Lens star Cheick Doucoure.
    The 22-year-old has been in fine form in the French side’s midfield this term season, providing four assists and one goal in his 34 Ligue 1 appearances.
    Now the Mali international allegedly wants a new challenge in England – and he’s not short of interest.
    We reported previously how Arsenal were plotting a swoop for Doucoure.
    The Gunners are planning a huge summer revamp this summer after missing out on Champions League football.
    Boss Mikel Arteta is desperate for reinforcements and wants to add the star to his midfield.
    However, The Telegraph claim that ex-Gunners captain Vieira has made Doucoure ‘his summer transfer window priority’ as he looks to continue improving Crystal Palace.
    Good morning Arsenal fans
    Arsenal are hoping to put together a fire sale this coming summer.
    SunSport exclusively revealed the Gunners are hoping to scrape together £60million from selling some outcasts.
    Bernd Leno is one of seven players in for the chop at a knockdown price as he has fallen out of favour after Aaron Ramsdale’s emergence.
    The North Londoners missed out on Champions League football and major funds that they need to collect in a different manner.
    Meanwhile, Arsenal are edging closer to completing a deal for Bologna ace Aaron Hickey.
    According to Gazzetta dello Sport, the Gunners are “pressing heavily” to land Hickey with an offer of £21.25million.
    It appears the offer will be enough to get the deal across the line as the Serie A outfit are now said to be expecting a “very likely farewell”.
    The North Londoners are looking to bolster their backline this summer after narrowly missing out on Champions League football.
    The left-back position has been identified as one of the problematic areas to improve, especially given Kieran Tierney’s recurring injury problems.
    And Arsenal look set to miss out on a £12.5million fee with Fiorentina struggling to stump up the price to land Lucas Torreira.
    Torreira impressed during his loan spell with the Viola as he helped the club secure Europa Conference League football.
    But the midfielder’s agent Pablo Bentancur has confirmed a potential move doesn’t look like it will happen.
    Speaking to Radio Kiss Kiss Napoli, Bentancur said: “The chances of Lucas staying in Florence are very small – even if it’s not over yet.”
    Finally, Everton star Richarlison admits he is pondering his future amid interest from Arsenal.
    The forward said: “I’ve already made it clear to the board.
    “I’ve already talked to [manager Frank] Lampard too, with my agents and they know what I want.
    “Let’s wait for June. Now I can’t talk, because when we talk about leaving a club I’m kind of like this, because of the history I have at Everton, the affection that the fans have for me.
    “When we talk about leaving I’m a little speechless”
    Good morning Arsenal fans
    Arsenal are hoping to put together a fire sale this coming summer.
    SunSport exclusively revealed the Gunners are hoping to scrape together £60million from selling some outcasts.
    Bernd Leno is one of seven players in for the chop at a knockdown price as he has fallen out of favour after Aaron Ramsdale’s emergence.
    The North Londoners missed out on Champions League football and major funds that they need to collect in a different manner.
    Meanwhile, Arsenal are edging closer to completing a deal for Bologna ace Aaron Hickey.
    According to Gazzetta dello Sport, the Gunners are “pressing heavily” to land Hickey with an offer of £21.25million.
    It appears the offer will be enough to get the deal across the line as the Serie A outfit are now said to be expecting a “very likely farewell”.
    The North Londoners are looking to bolster their backline this summer after narrowly missing out on Champions League football.
    The left-back position has been identified as one of the problematic areas to improve, especially given Kieran Tierney’s recurring injury problems.
    And Arsenal look set to miss out on a £12.5million fee with Fiorentina struggling to stump up the price to land Lucas Torreira.
    Torreira impressed during his loan spell with the Viola as he helped the club secure Europa Conference League football.
    But the midfielder’s agent Pablo Bentancur has confirmed a potential move doesn’t look like it will happen.
    Speaking to Radio Kiss Kiss Napoli, Bentancur said: “The chances of Lucas staying in Florence are very small – even if it’s not over yet.”
    Finally, Everton star Richarlison admits he is pondering his future amid interest from Arsenal.
    The forward said: “I’ve already made it clear to the board.
    “I’ve already talked to [manager Frank] Lampard too, with my agents and they know what I want.
    “Let’s wait for June. Now I can’t talk, because when we talk about leaving a club I’m kind of like this, because of the history I have at Everton, the affection that the fans have for me.
    “When we talk about leaving I’m a little speechless”
    Arsenal new kit
    Arsenal’s black away kit for the 2022-2023 season is expected to hit the shelves in July with fans loving the design.
    Leaked pics of the rumoured jersey have emerged online which has sent social media into meltdown.
    Snaps of the away jersey hit the internet in March, but the design has changed drastically to what it was previously thought to be.
    Initial photos had the kit in an all-black stealth design, however new pictures show that is not the case.
    The jersey is now black with an edgy pattern in the background of the top

    Mourinho targets Bellerin
    Roma are eyeing up a shock swoop for Arsenal ace Hector Bellerin following his impressive loan spell at Real Betis.
    Bellerin is facing an uncertain future at the Emirates with the player not believed to be in Mikel Arteta’s plans.
    According to Calciomercato, the right-back is seen as someone who could provide competition for Rick Karsdorp at the Olimpico.
    The Giallorossi are prepared to back Mourinho in the market and have promised him defensive reinforcements after he guided them to Europa Conference League glory
    Caitlin Foord reacts
    Arsenal ace Caitlin Foord claims she “found herself again” at the Emirates.
    Foord said: “It feels amazing. Since I joined this club, I’ve absolutely fallen in love with being here.
    “I mentioned in one of my early interviews that I had lost my way in football a bit, but since being here I’ve absolutely fallen in love and found myself again.
    “We’ve been inching towards winning lots of silverware and that’s definitely going to be the plan for next year.
    “We want to win multiple trophies and I think with the squad, the team, the players and the support we have, we have the squad to be able to do it”
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    Lucas Torreira tells Arsenal he wants to stay at Fiorentina even though they FAILED to trigger permanent transfer option

    LUCAS TORREIRA has told Arsenal he wants to stay with Fiorentina even though the Italians didn’t trigger their option to buy him.The Uruguay international midfielder has just completed a successful season on loan at the Artemio Franchi stadium, helping the club to finish seventh in Serie A and qualify for the Europa Conference League.
    Lucas Torreira has told Arsenal he wants to quit the club and stay at FiorentinaCredit: Getty
    Coach Vincenzo Italiano is keen to keep Torreira at Fiorentina but the option to sign him permanently for £12.5million expired on Tuesday.
    Now Fiorentina are trying to negotiate Arsenal’s asking price down because they know he does not figure in Mikel Arteta’s plans and only has a year remaining on his £75,000-a-week Emirates contract.
    Torreira told supporters: “My intention is to stay at Fiorentina, but the club will need to find an agreement with Arsenal.
    “I am very happy in Italy and in Florence.”
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    But Torreira’s agent Pablo Bentancur is not optimistic and says: “It’s not over yet, but the chances of Lucas staying in Florence are very small.
    “There is a contractual problem with Fiorentina and my priority is to find an agreement with them so he is not thinking about other teams for now.”
    Torreira cost Arsenal £26m when he joined from Sampdoria in 2018 as one of Unai Emery’s first signings for the club.
    But while he was a first team regular during Emery’s 18 months in charge, he was unable to impress new boss Arteta and has not played for Arsenal for two years.
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    He spent an unsuccessful season on loan at Atletico Madrid in 2020-21 and a much more productive time back in Italy with Fiorentina.
    Arsenal have already made it clear that he has no future at the Emirates after recently handing his number 11 shirt to Gabriel Martinelli.
    But now they need to sort out a transfer fee before his contract enters its final 12 months and his transfer value completely collapses. More

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    Man Utd and Arsenal in Dominic Calvert-Lewin transfer fight as Newcastle prepare huge bid for Everton striker

    NEWCASTLE are set to make a bid for Manchester United and Arsenal transfer target Dominic Calvert-Lewin, according to reports.The striker, 25, had an injury-hit campaign and scored just five Premier League goals.
    Newcastle are set to rival Arsenal and Manchester United for Dominic Calvert-LewinCredit: Getty
    But he has proven himself a reliable goalscorer in the past and Newcastle boss Eddie Howe is after a mobile target man – with Calvert-Lewin fitting the bill.
    Toon have funds to spend thanks to their Saudi ownership and could be prepared to meet Everton’s large demands, report The Mirror.
    Everton will reportedly only sell if they receive a bid that matches their valuation of the striker – one which takes into account his importance to the club and his status as an England international.
    The Toffees recorded losses of £250million over the last two years and they will need to sell before they can buy due to financial fair play restrictions.
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    That means they could be prepared to let Calvert-Lewin leave – which is also good news for Arsenal and United.
    Both clubs are believed to have been keeping tabs on the striker since last summer with the pair now on the lookout for more firepower.
    Arsenal are set to get rid of Alexandre Lacazette and have been linked with a host of transfer targets, including Manchester City star Gabriel Jesus.
    And the Gunners may have to explore those options soon with Frank Lampard issuing a hands-off warning to clubs eyeing Calvert-Lewin.

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    He said of his striker: ” He is contracted to us, three years left on his contract, and I want to take this club forward and players like Dominic help that.
    “He’s a player that would be wanted by clubs because of the level of player he is.
    “There are not many strikers out there, they cost a lot of money. I’m not worried about him at all.” More

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    Arsenal fighting with Crystal Palace in Cheick Doucoure transfer race as Patrick Vieira battles old club for Lens ace

    ARSENAL reportedly face a fight with club legend Patrick Vieira to sign Lens star Cheick Doucoure.The 22-year-old has been in fine form in the French side’s midfield this term season, providing four assists and one goal in his 34 Ligue 1 appearances.
    Patrick Vieira is ready to fight Arsenal to try and sign Lens star Cheick DoucoureCredit: Getty
    Now the Mali international allegedly wants a new challenge in England – and he’s not short of interest.
    We reported previously how Arsenal were plotting a swoop for Doucoure.
    The Gunners are planning a huge summer revamp this summer after missing out on Champions League football.
    Boss Mikel Arteta is desperate for reinforcements and wants to add the star to his midfield.
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    However, The Telegraph claim that ex-Gunners captain Vieira has made Doucoure ‘his summer transfer window priority’ as he looks to continue improving Crystal Palace.
    The Frenchman, who spent nine years playing at Arsenal, wants to build on his impressive first season in charge at Selhurst Park with another statute addition.
    He has known Doucoure for several years since his time in charge of Nice.
    And Vieira believes that the player would have no trouble adapting to the Premier League.
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    The star headed to Lens’ academy from Real Bamako in his homeland back in 2018.
    He burst into their first-team during the promotion-winning 2019/20 campaign. 
    And Doucoure has gone on to shine since in Ligue 1 over the past two seasons.
    SunSport exclusively revealed that Palace came close to securing his services for £15million in April but the transfer never materialised.
    Now the Eagles seem certain to make another move to try and beat the Gunners to his signature. More

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    Arsenal’s social media producer SPARKS Gnabry rumours, Richarlison BREAKS silence, Gunners’ £60m fire sale – latest

    ARSENAL have been heavily linked with a sensational return for Serge Gnabry this summer and one of the clubs social media producers have sparked the rumours.Samuel Gilbert shared a snap of himself pictured with the Bayern Munich ace accompanied by a house and an hourglass emoji.
    Meanwhile, Richarlison has broken his silence over a possible exit from Goodison and Arsenal are said to be one of a number of clubs interested in him.
    The Everton talisman stated: “I’ve already made it clear to the board. I’ve already talked to Lampard too and with my agents, they know what I want. Let’s wait for June.
    And SunSport can exclusively reveal that the Gunners are hoping to scrape together a minimum of £60 million from unwanted outcasts at the Emirates.
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    An Arsenal social media producer has shared a snap with Bayern Munich ace and former Gunners player Serge Gnabry, accompanied by a house and an hourglass.
    Gnabry, of course, started off at the Emirates before his career took off back in his homeland of Germany.
    The forward is being linked with a return to the North Londoners this summer, with Bayern setting his price at £33million.
    But Arsenal fans will be disappointed to know that the snap is from 2019
    Out of Luc
    Arsenal look set to miss out on £12.5million with Fiorentina struggling to stump up the fee to land Lucas Torreira.
    Torreira impressed during his loan spell with the Viola as he helped the club secure a Europa Conference League spot.
    But the midfielder’s agent Pablo Bentancur has commented on the potential move, as he insisted it doesn’t look like happening.
    Speaking to Radio Kiss Kiss Napoli, Bentancursaid: “The chances of Lucas staying in Florence are very small – even if it’s not over yet”
    Ron the way
    Arsenal are edging closer to completing a deal for Bologna ace Aaron Hickey.
    According to Gazzetta dello Sport, the Gunners are “pressing heavily” to sign Hickey with an offer of £21.25million.
    It appears the offer will be enough to get the deal across the line as the Serie A side are now said to be expecting a “very likely farewell”.
    The North Londoners are looking to bolster their defence this summer after narrowly missing out on Champions League football.
    The left-back position has been identified as one of the areas to improve, especially given Kieran Tierney’s recurring injury problems
    ‘One of us’
    Roma manager Jose Mourinho has said he will “miss” Arsenal’s Ainsley Maitland-Niles after his loan spell came to an end.
    Maitland-Niles spent the second half of the season in the Italian capital on a temporary deal from the Gunners.
    The midfielder wrote: “Great way to end the season thank you to the Roma fans players and staff for embracing me and believing in me as one of their own for the short period of time spent at the club what an experience and to be a part of history with the club.”
    Mourinho himself reposted the snap to his own Instagram account, writing a touching message, which read: “We will miss you. One of us”
    Transfer fire sale
    Arsenal are hoping to put together a fire sale at the Emirates this coming summer.
    SunSport exclusively revealed the Gunners are hoping to scrape together £60million from selling outcasts.
    And Bernd Leno is one of seven-players in for the chop at a knockdown price as he has fallen out of favour after Aaron Ramsdale’s emergence.
    The North Londoners missed out on Champions League football and major funds
    Not all-White for Ben
    Ben White has withdrawn from the England squad with an injury.
    The Arsenal defender was initially named in Gareth Southgate’s 27-man squad for upcoming Nations League matches.
    Most of the squad reported for duty today ahead of a busy schedule that features four matches in 11 days.
    But White was absent after it was decided that he would be better off continuing his rehabilitation with Arsenal.
    Picture sparks Gnabry reunion murmurs
    An Arsenal social media producer has shared a snap with Bayern Munich ace Serge Gnabry, accompanied by a house and an hourglass.
    Gnabry, of course, started off at Arsenal before his career took off back in his homeland of Germany.
    He is being linked with a return to Arsenal this summer, with Bayern setting his price at £33million.
    But Gunners fans will be disappointed to know that the snap is from 2019.
    One fan said on Twitter: “I’m seeing them emojis but I’ve been an Arsenal fan long enough to know that it’s the hope that kills.”
    Another tweeted: “Don’t do this to me.”

    Arsenal in hunt for Richarlison
    Everton star Richarlison has suggested that his future lies away from Goodison Park and the Gunners are in the mix.
    And there’s no shortage of clubs vying to clinch his signature with Manchester United favourites at 6/1, according to Sky Bet.
    European champions Real Madrid, managed by ex-Toffees boss Carlo Ancelotti, are also available at 6/1, ahead of Arsenal (8/1) and French heavyweights Paris Saint-Germain (8/1).
    He told reporters whilst away on international duty: “I’ve already made it clear to the board.
    “I’ve already talked to Frank Lampard too, with my agents and they know what I want. Let’s wait for June.”

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    Manchester United – 6/1
    Real Madrid – 6/1
    Arsenal – 8/1
    PSG – 8/1
    AC Milan – 9/1
    Newcastle – 9/1
    Inter Milan – 10/1

    Bye, bye Bernd
    Arsenal are trying to negotiate a cut-price deal for goalkeeper Bernd Leno.
    SunSport exclusively revealed the Gunners are hoping to scrape together £60million this summer from a fire sale of Emirates outcasts.
    And German goalkeeper Leno, 30, is one of seven-players in for the chop at a knockdown price.
    Portuguese outfit Benfica are interested but are quibbling over Arsenal’s £8.5million valuation of the stopper.
    Club captaincy still vacant
    Arsenal are yet to appoint their next club captain following Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang’s departure.
    Aubameyang, 32, had his Arsenal contract ripped up earlier this year before he signed for Barcelona in January.
    Mikel Arteta did not replace the forward and was made to pay for it in the second half of the campaign as two defeats in three games meant the Gunners failed to qualify for Europe’s elite competition.

    De Jong prefers Gunners over Man Utd
    Arsenal have advantage over Manchester United in the fight for Barcelona star Frenkie de Jong because of his hero Marc Overmars.
    The Dutchman spoke to Voetbal International back in 2019.
    De Jong said: “I actually thought Arsenal was pretty beautiful in the past.
    “In my mind, I have had the following list for a long time: Ajax-Arsenal-Barcelona, call it the Marc Overmars route.
    “But yes, if you can go directly to Barcelona, then you are also right where you want to be. Faster than you ever dared to dream.”

    Lenglet available on loan
    Barcelona have made defender Clement Lenglet available for a loan transfer this summer.
    Sport claim the Frenchman is not part of boss Xavi’s plans for next season.
    The news is a boost to Premier league trio Arsenal, Tottenham and Newcastle, who are all interested.
    Fiorentina to pull out on Torreira
    Arsenal look set to miss out on £12.5million with Fiorentina struggling to stump up the fee to sign Lucas Torreira, writes Jake Lambourne.
    The 26-year-old impressed during his loan spell in Florence during the 2021-22 season where he helped the club secure a Europa Conference League spot.
    He chipped in with five goals and two assists in 36 games in all competitions, with the midfielder winning Fiorentina’s player of the month award three times in 2022.
    It had been thought that the Serie A outfit were willing to trigger their option to buy clause in Torreira’s contract.

    But it is now believed that the Uruguay international is poised to return to England with Fiorentina unwilling to fork out £12.5m.
    According to Corriere dello Sport, Fiorentina have until Tuesday to thrash out an agreement with Arsenal.
    But they state that it is unlikely that the Italian club will exercise their buy option.
    Not all-White for Ben
    Ben White has withdrawn from the England squad with an injury.
    The Arsenal defender was initially named in Gareth Southgate’s 27-man squad for upcoming Nations League matches.
    Most of the squad reported for duty today ahead of a busy schedule that features four matches in 11 days.
    But White was absent after it was decided that he would be better off continuing his rehabilitation with Arsenal.
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    Palmeiras have ruled out selling 21-year-old Danilo to West Ham or Arsenal.
    The midfielder was being linked with a £21million switch to the Premier League.
    But according to president Leila Pereira, Danilo isn’t going anywhere.
    West Ham could potentially move for Lille midfielder Amadou Onana.
    The Hammers are in the market for a midfielder following the exits of Mark Noble and Alex Kral.
    Tomas Soucek’s form at times last season was also a cause for concern.
    But according to Foot Mercato, West Ham would face competition from Arsenal and Monaco for Onana’s signature.
    Ben White has withdrawn from the England squad with an injury.
    The Arsenal defender was initially named in Gareth Southgate’s 27-man squad for upcoming Nations League matches.
    And finally, Arsenal are trying to negotiate a cut-price deal for goalkeeper Bernd Leno.
    SunSport exclusively revealed the Gunners are hoping to scrape together £60million this summer from a fire sale of Emirates outcasts.
    And German goalkeeper Leno, 30, is one of seven-players in for the chop at a knockdown price.
    Portuguese outfit Benfica are interested but are quibbling over Arsenal’s £8.5million valuation of the stopper.
    Picture sparks Gnabry reunion murmurs
    An Arsenal social media producer has shared a snap with Bayern Munich ace Serge Gnabry, accompanied by a house and an hourglass.
    Gnabry, of course, started off at Arsenal before his career took off back in his homeland of Germany.
    He is being linked with a return to Arsenal this summer, with Bayern setting his price at £33million.
    But Gunners fans will be disappointed to know that the snap is from 2019.
    One fan said on Twitter: “I’m seeing them emojis but I’ve been an Arsenal fan long enough to know that it’s the hope that kills.”
    Another tweeted: “Don’t do this to me.”

    ‘They know what I want’
    Everton and Brazil forward Richarlison has broken his silence on his future.
    The forward has been linked with a move to Arsenal recently.
    Richarlison said: “I’ve already made it clear to the board.
    “I’ve already talked to Frank Lampard too, with my agents and they know what I want. Let’s wait for June.
    “Now I can’t talk, because when we talk about leaving a club I’m kind of like this, because of the history I have at Everton, the affection that the fans have for me.
    “When we talk about leaving I’m a little speechless.”
    Palmeiras rule out selling Danilo
    Palmeiras have ruled out selling 21-year-old Danilo to West Ham or Arsenal.
    The midfielder was being linked with a £21million switch to the Premier League.
    But according to president Leila Pereira, Danilo isn’t going anywhere.
    He said: “Our squad is very small. We need reinforcements. We need to buy players, not sell players.
    “And, in the summer window, Danilo stays. You can put a nail in it.” 
    VP Buosi added: “I repeat and reiterate what President Leila Pereira said: Danilo will stay with us.
    “We still have a way to go with Danilo. I repeat and reiterate: Danilo will not be sold.” 
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    Arsenal Emery mistake
    Jose Enrique says Arsenal made a mistake by getting rid of Unai Emery.
    The Spaniard has since returned to his homeland after his sacking at the Emirates.
    And he has won some silverware with Villarreal, winning the Europa League.
    Enrique says the Gunners made a mistake by sacking Emery. He told Genting Casino: “Arsenal made a mistake when they let him go. Emery is a top manager and in England they took the piss too much about how he spoke.
    “They were wrong to sack him, but I really believe in Mikel Arteta because what he’s doing with young players is great – even if they did miss out on Champions League.”
    Lenglet available on loan
    Barcelona have made defender Clement Lenglet available for a loan transfer this summer.
    Sport claim the Frenchman is not part of boss Xavi’s plans for next season.
    The news is a boost to Premier league trio Arsenal, Tottenham and Newcastle, who are all interested.
    Leno wanted in Benfica transfer
    Arsenal are trying to negotiate a cut-price deal for goalkeeper Bernd Leno.
    SunSport exclusively revealed the Gunners are hoping to scrape together £60million this summer from a fire sale of Emirates outcasts.
    And German goalkeeper Leno, 30, is one of seven-players in for the chop at a knockdown price.
    Portuguese outfit Benfica are interested but are quibbling over Arsenal’s £8.5million valuation of the stopper.
    Aaron Ramsdale’s £30m arrival last summer has restricted Leno to just four Premier League appearances this campaign.
    Leno is now deemed surplus to requirements with American goalkeeper Matt Turner set to arrive in the summer as backup to Ramsdale.
    Hammers eye Onana
    West Ham could potentially move for Lille midfielder Amadou Onana.
    The Hammers are in the market for a midfielder following the exits of Mark Noble and Alex Kral.
    Tomas Soucek’s form at times last season was also a cause for concern.
    But according to Foot Mercato, West Ham would face competition from Arsenal and Monaco for Onana’s signature.
    Club captaincy still vacant
    Arsenal are yet to appoint their next club captain following Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang’s departure.

    White pulls out of England squad
    Ben White has withdrawn from the England squad with an injury.
    The Arsenal defender was initially named in Gareth Southgate’s 27-man squad for upcoming Nations League matches.
    Most of the squad reported for duty today ahead of a busy schedule that features four matches in 11 days.
    But White was absent after it was decided that he would be better off continuing his rehabilitation with Arsenal.
    The 24-year-old struggled with a hamstring injury towards the end of the Premier League season.
    He missed three games in Arsenal’s run-in, including their 3-0 North London derby mauling at Tottenham.
    White returned for the 2-0 defeat to Newcastle, during which he scored an own goal, before again sitting out as Mikel Arteta’s side beat Everton on the final day.
    Southgate is yet to call up an alternative for White.
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    Arsenal closing in on £21.25m Aaron Hickey transfer with full-back preparing ‘very likely farewell’ to Bologna

    ARSENAL are edging closer to completing a deal for Bologna left-back Aaron Hickey, according to reports.Hickey, 19, has been a top transfer target for Mikel Arteta and his staff this year.
    Hickey could be on his way to ArsenalCredit: PA
    The Gunners are looking to bolster their defence this summer after narrowly missing out on Champions League football.
    The left-back position has been identified as one of the areas to improve, especially given Kieran Tierney’s recurring injury issues.
    But now it looks like the club have finally found a solution.
    According to Gazzetta dello Sport as per Sportwitness, Arsenal are “pressing heavily” to sign Hickey from Bologna with an offer of £21.25million.
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    It appears the offer will be enough to get the deal across the line as the Italian side are now said to be expecting a “very likely farewell”.
    Hickey burst onto the scene in 2019 when he made his Hearts debut at the age of 16.
    In September 2020 he signed for Bologna for around £1.5million, despite receiving interest from Bayern Munich.
    At the end of his first season in Serie A he was presented with the Golden Boy award.
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    Arsenal ‘want Clement Lenglet free transfer’, Benfica ‘reluctant’ to meet Leno £8.5m valuation – latest

    ARSENAL are keen on signing Barcelona’s Clement Lenglet on a free transfer, according to reports from Spain.The Gunners are also hoping to offload a whole host of players this summer which includes German international Bernd Leno.
    Benfica have their eyes set on the former number one goalkeeper but the Portuguese giants are reportedly not willing to match Leno’s £8.5 million asking price.
    Meanwhile, Roma are reportedly eyeing up a move for Hector Bellerin following his impressive loan spell at Real Betis.
    And the Serge Gnabry return to Arsenal transfer saga continues to rumble on as reports suggest that the Bayern ace is yet to respond to his clubs contractual offer.
    Plus Arsenal have revealed when they will be putting their 2022/23 away kit on general sale.
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    Picture sparks Gnabry reunion murmurs
    An Arsenal social media producer has shared a snap with Bayern Munich ace Serge Gnabry, accompanied by a house and an hourglass.
    Gnabry, of course, started off at Arsenal before his career took off back in his homeland of Germany.
    He is being linked with a return to Arsenal this summer, with Bayern setting his price at £33million.
    One fan said on Twitter: “I’m seeing them emojis but I’ve been an Arsenal fan long enough to know that it’s the hope that kills.”
    Another tweeted: “Don’t do this to me.”

    ‘They know what I want’
    Everton and Brazil forward Richarlison has broken his silence on his future.
    The forward has been linked with a move to Arsenal recently.
    Richarlison said: “I’ve already made it clear to the board.
    “I’ve already talked to Frank Lampard too, with my agents and they know what I want. Let’s wait for June.
    “Now I can’t talk, because when we talk about leaving a club I’m kind of like this, because of the history I have at Everton, the affection that the fans have for me.
    “When we talk about leaving I’m a little speechless.”
    Palmeiras rule out selling Danilo
    Palmeiras have ruled out selling 21-year-old Danilo to West Ham or Arsenal.
    The midfielder was being linked with a £21million switch to the Premier League.
    But according to president Leila Pereira, Danilo isn’t going anywhere.
    He said: “Our squad is very small. We need reinforcements. We need to buy players, not sell players.
    “And, in the summer window, Danilo stays. You can put a nail in it.” 
    VP Buosi added: “I repeat and reiterate what President Leila Pereira said: Danilo will stay with us.
    “We still have a way to go with Danilo. I repeat and reiterate: Danilo will not be sold.” 
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    Arsenal Emery mistake
    Jose Enrique says Arsenal made a mistake by getting rid of Unai Emery.
    The Spaniard has since returned to his homeland after his sacking at the Emirates.
    And he has won some silverware with Villarreal, winning the Europa League.
    Enrique says the Gunners made a mistake by sacking Emery. He told Genting Casino: “Arsenal made a mistake when they let him go. Emery is a top manager and in England they took the piss too much about how he spoke.
    “They were wrong to sack him, but I really believe in Mikel Arteta because what he’s doing with young players is great – even if they did miss out on Champions League.”
    Lenglet available on loan
    Barcelona have made defender Clement Lenglet available for a loan transfer this summer.
    Sport claim the Frenchman is not part of boss Xavi’s plans for next season.
    The news is a boost to Premier league trio Arsenal, Tottenham and Newcastle, who are all interested.
    Leno wanted in Benfica transfer
    Arsenal are trying to negotiate a cut-price deal for goalkeeper Bernd Leno.
    SunSport exclusively revealed the Gunners are hoping to scrape together £60million this summer from a fire sale of Emirates outcasts.
    And German goalkeeper Leno, 30, is one of seven-players in for the chop at a knockdown price.
    Portuguese outfit Benfica are interested but are quibbling over Arsenal’s £8.5million valuation of the stopper.
    Aaron Ramsdale’s £30m arrival last summer has restricted Leno to just four Premier League appearances this campaign.
    Leno is now deemed surplus to requirements with American goalkeeper Matt Turner set to arrive in the summer as backup to Ramsdale.
    Hammers eye Onana
    West Ham could potentially move for Lille midfielder Amadou Onana.
    The Hammers are in the market for a midfielder following the exits of Mark Noble and Alex Kral.
    Tomas Soucek’s form at times last season was also a cause for concern.
    But according to Foot Mercato, West Ham would face competition from Arsenal and Monaco for Onana’s signature.
    Club captaincy still vacant
    Arsenal are yet to appoint their next club captain following Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang’s departure.

    White pulls out of England squad
    Ben White has withdrawn from the England squad with an injury.
    The Arsenal defender was initially named in Gareth Southgate’s 27-man squad for upcoming Nations League matches.
    Most of the squad reported for duty today ahead of a busy schedule that features four matches in 11 days.
    But White was absent after it was decided that he would be better off continuing his rehabilitation with Arsenal.
    The 24-year-old struggled with a hamstring injury towards the end of the Premier League season.
    He missed three games in Arsenal’s run-in, including their 3-0 North London derby mauling at Tottenham.
    White returned for the 2-0 defeat to Newcastle, during which he scored an own goal, before again sitting out as Mikel Arteta’s side beat Everton on the final day.
    Southgate is yet to call up an alternative for White.
    Len-ing towards the exit
    Arsenal are trying to negotiate a cut-price deal for goalkeeper Bernd Leno.
    SunSport exclusively revealed the Gunners are hoping to scrape together £60million this summer from a fire sale of Emirates outcasts.
    And German goalkeeper Leno, 30, is one of seven-players in for the chop at a knockdown price.
    Portuguese outfit Benfica are interested but are quibbling over Arsenal’s £8.5million valuation of the stopper.
    Aaron Ramsdale’s £30m arrival last summer has restricted Leno to just four Premier League appearances this campaign.
    Leno is now deemed surplus to requirements with American goalkeeper Matt Turner set to arrive in the summer as backup to Ramsdale.
    New black kit
    The jersey is now black with an edgy pattern in the background of the top.
    And the Arsenal badge – which is the iconic cannon as used in the 21-22 away kit – Adidas logo and their kit sponsor are all in gold.
    The three stripes on the shoulder are in grey, while the collar is black.
    According to AFCFixtureNews, the shirt will be available for purchase on July 20.

    They will then wear the new kit against MLS side Orlando City later that day at the Exploria Stadium during their pre-season tour in America.
    Supporters are in love with the jersey, as one user tweeted: “It’s a thing of beauty.”
    Another added: “Mine. All mine. Love love love this.”
    Kit launch
    Arsenal are set to launch their new 2022/23 black kit on Wednesday, 20th July in Orlando, according to Arsenal Fixture News.

    It has been reported that the kit would go on sale the same day.
    As for a third pink kit, that is said to be scheduled for release before the Emirates Cup in late July.
    Bellerin to Roma?
    Roma are reportedly eyeing up a shock swoop for Arsenal right-back Hector Bellerin following his impressive loan spell at Real Betis.
    The 27-year-old is facing an uncertain future at the Emirates with the player not believed to be in Mikel Arteta’s plans.
    Bellerin is on his way back to North London after his loan at Betis came to an end.
    SunSport understands that the player’s £100,000-a-week wages are a major stumbling block in Betis signing him on a permanent deal.
    And this has seen Roma eye up a move for the player as Jose Mourinho looks to bolster his backline.

    According to Calciomercato, Bellerin is seen as someone who could provide competition for Rick Karsdorp.
    They claim that Betis’ struggles to bring Bellerin back has seen Roma look to steal a march on Manuel Pellegrini’s side.
    Roma are prepared to back the Special One in the market and have promised him defensive reinforcements after he guided them to Europa Conference League glory.
    Happy birthday Eddie Nketiah!
    Eddie Nketiah is 23 today.
    And Nketiah is set to celebrate his birthday by signing a new long-term deal at Arsenal soon.
    It will see him net £100,000 a week, according to reports.
    An impressive end to the season from the youngster saw him score five goals in eight games.
    The Gunners striker is out of contract this summer, and according to sources, Nketiah and Arsenal have changed their respective stances.

    Friends reunited
    Two ex-Arsenal stars – who have a little bit in common – were reunited at the Monaco Grand Prix.
    Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and Mesut Ozil were spotted hanging out at in Monte Carlo ahead of the big F1 race.
    Of course, both fell out with Mikel Arteta and were sent packing by the Spaniard.
    Auba recently revealed he was “sad” that the Gunners failed to qualify for the Champions League, after collapsing in the final few weeks.

    Gabriel jokes about Jesus
    Arsenal star Gabriel has admitted he jokes around with Gabriel Jesus in the Brazil dressing room amid speculation he could be on his way from Manchester City.
    Jesus’ contract at the Etihad is set to expire next summer and City could look to cash in on the forward to avoid losing him for free.
    Speaking ahead of his potential international debut on June 6 against South Korea, Gabriel said on Jesus: “We joke in the dressing room, but there’s nothing there.
    “He’s certainly a quality player and if he goes to Arsenal, it will help us a lot.”
    Edu’s son leaves club
    Arsenal chief Edu Gaspar has paid tribute to his footballer son – who has decided to quit the Emirates this summer.
    Luigi Gaspar, 18, signed for Arsenal from Corinthians in 2019 after his father became the club’s new technical director.
    The midfielder, born in London but raised in Brazil, played seven times for Arsenal’s U18s this season.
    But he will now leave as his contract runs out next month to take on a new challenge elsewhere.
    And dad Edu, posted a tearful tribute on social media, saying: “That’s it son! Your first stint in Europe you took on expertly.
    “Adaptation to the country, adaptation to a new game model, language, new teammates, new coaches and new ‘difficulties’.
    “With that, you leave bigger than you arrived and that is how we have to face our profession. 
    “Always grow! And you’ve grown a lot in these three years. Congratulations!!! Be proud of it all!”
    Ruiz rejects contract
    Arsenal transfer target Fabian Ruiz has reportedly rejected a new Napoli contract.
    The Gunners have been long-term admirers of the 26-year-old and are in the hunt for a central midfielder this summer.
    And according to Il Mattino via GIFN, the Gunners have been handed a massive boost in the pursuit of Ruiz with the Spaniard said to have rejected a new contract offer from club Napoli.
    Fellow Premier league outfit Newcastle are said to be keen on acquiring Ruiz’s services to.
    But the report states that Ruiz has NO interest in joining the Magpies.
    Arsenal ‘need’ Raphinha the most, says Johnson
    Glen Johnson spoke to Bettingodds about Raphinha and which Premier League clubs could benefit from signing the Leeds star.
    Johnson said: “If you had asked me six months ago, I’d have probably said Liverpool. But seeing as they signed Diaz, it’s turned out to be a strengthener.
    “Yes, I am a fan of Raphinha, but you would take Diaz instead.
    “Chelsea have got a few players similar that are costing a lot of money and haven’t really struck form yet.
    “Probably Arsenal need him the most.”
    Monreal released by Sociedad
    Arsenal cult hero Nacho Monreal has been let go by Real Sociedad alongside ex-Man Utd Adnan Januzaj.
    The pair both joined the Spanish club after leaving United and Arsenal in 2017 and 2019 respectively.
    According to Fabrizio Romano, both players are being released by Sociedad after their contracts were not renewed.
    Monreal, 36, suffered a severe knee injury before the start of the season and consequently missed the entirety of the season.
    Meanwhile, Januzaj, 27, played 44 times for Sociedad this season contributing with five goals and three assists in all competitions.
    Jesus tipped for Arsenal succcess
    Gabriel Jesus would be a good fit for Arsenal, according to Paul Merson.
    And Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta’s relationship with Jesus who he worked with as a coach at Man City will help the striker fit in.
    Merson told the Daily Star: “Jesus would be a good fit. He’s only 25 but he ticks the boxes because he scores goals, Arteta knows him, and he has experience of winning trophies with Manchester City.
    Len-ing towards the exit
    Arsenal are trying to negotiate a cut-price deal for goalkeeper Bernd Leno.
    SunSport exclusively revealed the Gunners are hoping to scrape together £60million this summer from a fire sale of Emirates outcasts.
    And German goalkeeper Leno, 30, is one of seven-players in for the chop at a knockdown price.
    Portuguese outfit Benfica are interested but are quibbling over Arsenal’s £8.5million valuation of the stopper.
    Aaron Ramsdale’s £30m arrival last summer has restricted Leno to just four Premier League appearances this campaign.
    Leno is now deemed surplus to requirements with American goalkeeper Matt Turner set to arrive in the summer as backup to Ramsdale.
    New black kit
    The jersey is now black with an edgy pattern in the background of the top.
    And the Arsenal badge – which is the iconic cannon as used in the 21-22 away kit – Adidas logo and their kit sponsor are all in gold.
    The three stripes on the shoulder are in grey, while the collar is black.
    According to AFCFixtureNews, the shirt will be available for purchase on July 20.

    They will then wear the new kit against MLS side Orlando City later that day at the Exploria Stadium during their pre-season tour in America.
    Supporters are in love with the jersey, as one user tweeted: “It’s a thing of beauty.”
    Another added: “Mine. All mine. Love love love this.”
    Kit launch
    Arsenal are set to launch their new 2022/23 black kit on Wednesday, 20th July in Orlando, according to Arsenal Fixture News.

    It has been reported that the kit would go on sale the same day.
    As for a third pink kit, that is said to be scheduled for release before the Emirates Cup in late July.
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    Benfica ‘reluctant’ to meet Leno £8.5m valuation, Mourinho WANTS Bellerin, Gnabry UPDATE – away kit latest

    ARSENAL are hoping to offload a whole host of players this summer which includes German international Bernd Leno.Benfica have their eyes set on the former number one goalkeeper but the Portuguese giants are not willing to match Leno’s £8.5 million according to reports.
    Meanwhile, Roma are reportedly eyeing up a move for Hector Bellerin following his impressive loan spell at Real Betis.
    And the Serge Gnabry return to Arsenal transfer saga continues to rumble on as reports suggest that the Bayern ace is yet to respond to his clubs contractual offer.
    Plus Arsenal have revealed when they will be putting their 2022/23 away kit on general sale.
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    Hammers eye Onana
    West Ham could potentially move for Lille midfielder Amadou Onana.
    The Hammers are in the market for a midfielder following the exits of Mark Noble and Alex Kral.
    Tomas Soucek’s form at times last season was also a cause for concern.
    But according to Foot Mercato, West Ham would face competition from Arsenal and Monaco for Onana’s signature.
    Club captaincy still vacant
    Arsenal are yet to appoint their next club captain following Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang’s departure.

    White pulls out of England squad
    Ben White has withdrawn from the England squad with an injury.
    The Arsenal defender was initially named in Gareth Southgate’s 27-man squad for upcoming Nations League matches.
    Most of the squad reported for duty today ahead of a busy schedule that features four matches in 11 days.
    But White was absent after it was decided that he would be better off continuing his rehabilitation with Arsenal.
    The 24-year-old struggled with a hamstring injury towards the end of the Premier League season.
    He missed three games in Arsenal’s run-in, including their 3-0 North London derby mauling at Tottenham.
    White returned for the 2-0 defeat to Newcastle, during which he scored an own goal, before again sitting out as Mikel Arteta’s side beat Everton on the final day.
    Southgate is yet to call up an alternative for White.
    Len-ing towards the exit
    Arsenal are trying to negotiate a cut-price deal for goalkeeper Bernd Leno.
    SunSport exclusively revealed the Gunners are hoping to scrape together £60million this summer from a fire sale of Emirates outcasts.
    And German goalkeeper Leno, 30, is one of seven-players in for the chop at a knockdown price.
    Portuguese outfit Benfica are interested but are quibbling over Arsenal’s £8.5million valuation of the stopper.
    Aaron Ramsdale’s £30m arrival last summer has restricted Leno to just four Premier League appearances this campaign.
    Leno is now deemed surplus to requirements with American goalkeeper Matt Turner set to arrive in the summer as backup to Ramsdale.
    New black kit
    The jersey is now black with an edgy pattern in the background of the top.
    And the Arsenal badge – which is the iconic cannon as used in the 21-22 away kit – Adidas logo and their kit sponsor are all in gold.
    The three stripes on the shoulder are in grey, while the collar is black.
    According to AFCFixtureNews, the shirt will be available for purchase on July 20.

    They will then wear the new kit against MLS side Orlando City later that day at the Exploria Stadium during their pre-season tour in America.
    Supporters are in love with the jersey, as one user tweeted: “It’s a thing of beauty.”
    Another added: “Mine. All mine. Love love love this.”
    Kit launch
    Arsenal are set to launch their new 2022/23 black kit on Wednesday, 20th July in Orlando, according to Arsenal Fixture News.

    It has been reported that the kit would go on sale the same day.
    As for a third pink kit, that is said to be scheduled for release before the Emirates Cup in late July.
    Bellerin to Roma?
    Roma are reportedly eyeing up a shock swoop for Arsenal right-back Hector Bellerin following his impressive loan spell at Real Betis.
    The 27-year-old is facing an uncertain future at the Emirates with the player not believed to be in Mikel Arteta’s plans.
    Bellerin is on his way back to North London after his loan at Betis came to an end.
    SunSport understands that the player’s £100,000-a-week wages are a major stumbling block in Betis signing him on a permanent deal.
    And this has seen Roma eye up a move for the player as Jose Mourinho looks to bolster his backline.

    According to Calciomercato, Bellerin is seen as someone who could provide competition for Rick Karsdorp.
    They claim that Betis’ struggles to bring Bellerin back has seen Roma look to steal a march on Manuel Pellegrini’s side.
    Roma are prepared to back the Special One in the market and have promised him defensive reinforcements after he guided them to Europa Conference League glory.
    Happy birthday Eddie Nketiah!
    Eddie Nketiah is 23 today.
    And Nketiah is set to celebrate his birthday by signing a new long-term deal at Arsenal soon.
    It will see him net £100,000 a week, according to reports.
    An impressive end to the season from the youngster saw him score five goals in eight games.
    The Gunners striker is out of contract this summer, and according to sources, Nketiah and Arsenal have changed their respective stances.

    Friends reunited
    Two ex-Arsenal stars – who have a little bit in common – were reunited at the Monaco Grand Prix.
    Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and Mesut Ozil were spotted hanging out at in Monte Carlo ahead of the big F1 race.
    Of course, both fell out with Mikel Arteta and were sent packing by the Spaniard.
    Auba recently revealed he was “sad” that the Gunners failed to qualify for the Champions League, after collapsing in the final few weeks.

    Gabriel jokes about Jesus
    Arsenal star Gabriel has admitted he jokes around with Gabriel Jesus in the Brazil dressing room amid speculation he could be on his way from Manchester City.
    Jesus’ contract at the Etihad is set to expire next summer and City could look to cash in on the forward to avoid losing him for free.
    Speaking ahead of his potential international debut on June 6 against South Korea, Gabriel said on Jesus: “We joke in the dressing room, but there’s nothing there.
    “He’s certainly a quality player and if he goes to Arsenal, it will help us a lot.”
    Edu’s son leaves club
    Arsenal chief Edu Gaspar has paid tribute to his footballer son – who has decided to quit the Emirates this summer.
    Luigi Gaspar, 18, signed for Arsenal from Corinthians in 2019 after his father became the club’s new technical director.
    The midfielder, born in London but raised in Brazil, played seven times for Arsenal’s U18s this season.
    But he will now leave as his contract runs out next month to take on a new challenge elsewhere.
    And dad Edu, posted a tearful tribute on social media, saying: “That’s it son! Your first stint in Europe you took on expertly.
    “Adaptation to the country, adaptation to a new game model, language, new teammates, new coaches and new ‘difficulties’.
    “With that, you leave bigger than you arrived and that is how we have to face our profession. 
    “Always grow! And you’ve grown a lot in these three years. Congratulations!!! Be proud of it all!”
    Ruiz rejects contract
    Arsenal transfer target Fabian Ruiz has reportedly rejected a new Napoli contract.
    The Gunners have been long-term admirers of the 26-year-old and are in the hunt for a central midfielder this summer.
    And according to Il Mattino via GIFN, the Gunners have been handed a massive boost in the pursuit of Ruiz with the Spaniard said to have rejected a new contract offer from club Napoli.
    Fellow Premier league outfit Newcastle are said to be keen on acquiring Ruiz’s services to.
    But the report states that Ruiz has NO interest in joining the Magpies.
    Arsenal ‘need’ Raphinha the most, says Johnson
    Glen Johnson spoke to Bettingodds about Raphinha and which Premier League clubs could benefit from signing the Leeds star.
    Johnson said: “If you had asked me six months ago, I’d have probably said Liverpool. But seeing as they signed Diaz, it’s turned out to be a strengthener.
    “Yes, I am a fan of Raphinha, but you would take Diaz instead.
    “Chelsea have got a few players similar that are costing a lot of money and haven’t really struck form yet.
    “Probably Arsenal need him the most.”
    Monreal released by Sociedad
    Arsenal cult hero Nacho Monreal has been let go by Real Sociedad alongside ex-Man Utd Adnan Januzaj.
    The pair both joined the Spanish club after leaving United and Arsenal in 2017 and 2019 respectively.
    According to Fabrizio Romano, both players are being released by Sociedad after their contracts were not renewed.
    Monreal, 36, suffered a severe knee injury before the start of the season and consequently missed the entirety of the season.
    Meanwhile, Januzaj, 27, played 44 times for Sociedad this season contributing with five goals and three assists in all competitions.
    Jesus tipped for Arsenal succcess
    Gabriel Jesus would be a good fit for Arsenal, according to Paul Merson.
    And Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta’s relationship with Jesus who he worked with as a coach at Man City will help the striker fit in.
    Merson told the Daily Star: “Jesus would be a good fit. He’s only 25 but he ticks the boxes because he scores goals, Arteta knows him, and he has experience of winning trophies with Manchester City.
    Len-ing towards the exit
    Arsenal are trying to negotiate a cut-price deal for goalkeeper Bernd Leno.
    SunSport exclusively revealed the Gunners are hoping to scrape together £60million this summer from a fire sale of Emirates outcasts.
    And German goalkeeper Leno, 30, is one of seven-players in for the chop at a knockdown price.
    Portuguese outfit Benfica are interested but are quibbling over Arsenal’s £8.5million valuation of the stopper.
    Aaron Ramsdale’s £30m arrival last summer has restricted Leno to just four Premier League appearances this campaign.
    Leno is now deemed surplus to requirements with American goalkeeper Matt Turner set to arrive in the summer as backup to Ramsdale.
    New black kit
    The jersey is now black with an edgy pattern in the background of the top.
    And the Arsenal badge – which is the iconic cannon as used in the 21-22 away kit – Adidas logo and their kit sponsor are all in gold.
    The three stripes on the shoulder are in grey, while the collar is black.
    According to AFCFixtureNews, the shirt will be available for purchase on July 20.

    They will then wear the new kit against MLS side Orlando City later that day at the Exploria Stadium during their pre-season tour in America.
    Supporters are in love with the jersey, as one user tweeted: “It’s a thing of beauty.”
    Another added: “Mine. All mine. Love love love this.”
    Kit launch
    Arsenal are set to launch their new 2022/23 black kit on Wednesday, 20th July in Orlando, according to Arsenal Fixture News.

    It has been reported that the kit would go on sale the same day.
    As for a third pink kit, that is said to be scheduled for release before the Emirates Cup in late July.
    Morning Arsenal fans
    Arsenal star Gabriel has admitted he jokes around with Gabriel Jesus in the Brazil dressing room amid speculation he could be on his way from Manchester City.
    Jesus’ contract at the Etihad is set to expire next summer and City could look to cash in on the forward to avoid losing him for free.
    Speaking ahead of his potential international debut on June 6 against South Korea, Gabriel said on Jesus: “We joke in the dressing room, but there’s nothing there.
    “He’s certainly a quality player and if he goes to Arsenal, it will help us a lot.”Arsenal transfer target Fabian Ruiz has reportedly rejected a new Napoli contract.
    The Gunners have been long-term admirers of the 26-year-old and are in the hunt for a central midfielder this summer.
    And according to Il Mattino via GIFN, the Gunners have been handed a massive boost in the pursuit of Ruiz with the Spaniard said to have rejected a new contract offer from club Napoli.
    Arsenal are trying to negotiate a cut-price deal for goalkeeper Bernd Leno.
    SunSport exclusively revealed the Gunners are hoping to scrape together £60million this summer from a fire sale of Emirates outcasts.
    And German goalkeeper Leno, 30, is one of seven-players in for the chop at a knockdown price.
    Edu pays tribute to departing son
    Arsenal chief Edu Gaspar has paid tribute to his footballer son – who has decided to QUIT the Emirates this summer.
    Luigi Gaspar, 18, signed for Arsenal from Corinthians in 2019 after his father became the club’s new technical director.
    But he will now leave as his contract runs out next month to take on a new challenge elsewhere.
    And dad Edu, who also has a daughter called Eduarda, posted a tearful tribute on social media, saying: “That’s it son! Your first stint in Europe you took on expertly.
    “Adaptation to the country, adaptation to a new game model, language, new teammates, new coaches and new ‘difficulties’.
    “With that, you leave bigger than you arrived and that is how we have to face our profession. 
    “Always grow! And you’ve grown a lot in these three years. Congratulations!!! Be proud of it all!
    “Congratulations son!!! Now… fly!!! I love you !!! We will always be together at every step.”
    Kit launch
    Arsenal are set to launch their new 2022/23 black kit on Wednesday, 20th July in Orlando, according to Arsenal Fixture News.

    It has been reported that the kit would go on sale the same day.
    As for a third pink kit, that is said to be scheduled for release before the Emirates Cup in late July.
    Gabriel jokes about Jesus
    Arsenal star Gabriel has admitted he jokes around with Gabriel Jesus in the Brazil dressing room amid speculation he could be on his way from Manchester City.
    Jesus’ contract at the Etihad is set to expire next summer and City could look to cash in on the forward to avoid losing him for free.
    Speaking ahead of his potential international debut on June 6 against South Korea, Gabriel said on Jesus: “We joke in the dressing room, but there’s nothing there.
    “He’s certainly a quality player and if he goes to Arsenal, it will help us a lot.”
    Henry’s Ballon d’Or winner
    Arsenal legend Thierry Henry has revealed his pick to win the next Ballon d’Or.
    The French icon made his mind up after watching Real Madrid beat Liverpool in last night’s Champions League final.
    Vinicius Jr scored the only goal of the game as Los Blancos scooped their 14th European Cup.
    Thibaut Courtois put in a stunning performance as Jurgen Klopp’s men were left frustrated in front of goal.
    But it was a player up the other end of the pitch who impressed Gunners hero Henry throughout this season’s competition.
    Henry said: “I just wanted to say something to France Football (who give the award) or whoever is voting.
    “Close the vote, Benzema won it. Bye!”
    Ruiz rejects contract
    Arsenal transfer target Fabian Ruiz has reportedly rejected a new Napoli contract.
    The Gunners have been long-term admirers of the 26-year-old and are in the hunt for a central midfielder this summer.
    And according to Il Mattino via GIFN, the Gunners have been handed a massive boost in the pursuit of Ruiz with the Spaniard said to have rejected a new contract offer from club Napoli.
    Fellow Premier league outfit Newcastle are said to be keen on acquiring Ruiz’s services to.
    But the report states that Ruiz has NO interest in joining the Magpies
    Januzaj and Monreal released
    Man Utd and Arsenal cult heroes Adnan Januzaj and Nacho Monreal have been let go by Real Sociedad.
    The pair both joined the Spanish club after leaving United and Arsenal in 2017 and 2019 respectively.
    According to Fabrizio Romano, both players are being released by Sociedad after their contracts were not renewed.
    Monreal, 36, suffered a severe knee injury before the start of the season and consequently missed the entirety of the season.
    Meanwhile, Januzaj, 27, played 44 times for Sociedad this season contributing with five goals and three assists in all competitions.
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