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Oleksandr Zinchenko, who joined Arsenal from Manchester City just over a year ago, has become an integral part of the Arsenal family. He was awarded back-to-back Arsenal Player of the Month honors in January and February, with his stunning goal against Aston Villa also earning him the Goal of the Month award. Despite a successful debut season with over 30 appearances, his pre-season has been disrupted by injury. However, Zinchenko is making progress with his recovery and is eager to get back on

The 24-year-old defender initially joined Sheffield United from MLS side Colorado Rapids in January 2022, and for the rest of that season, he was loaned back to the Rapids. In the 2022/23 season, Auston moved to Birmingham City, where he made an impressive 48 appearances across all competitions for the Championship side. During this time, he scored four goals and provided two assists. His consistent and solid performances earned him his first call-up to the USA national team, making his debut in a

Reading, and Swindon Town. The confirmed dates for the group-stage fixtures are as follows: Reading v Arsenal at Select Car Leasing Stadium If Arsenal U21 progresses beyond the group stage, the knockout stage schedule will be as follows: Round of 16: Week commencing January 8, 2024 Quarter-final: Week commencing January 29, 2024 Semi-final: Week commencing February 19, 2024 Last season, Arsenal U21 had an impressive group campaign with victories against Northampton Town and Cambridge United, advancing to the round-of-16 stage. Unfortunately, they were

Regarding the test match, he expressed satisfaction, particularly for players who had limited pre-season minutes and the newcomers experiencing their first game at Emirates Stadium. Arteta acknowledged that the team struggled a bit to dominate the game but showed improvement in the second half. On Gabriel Jesus' injury, Arteta confirmed that the player had a minor procedure to resolve discomfort in his knee, which had been causing issues. Although it's not a major problem, Jesus will be out for a few weeks. Losing

The collaboration with the UAE's leading flag carrier began in July 2006 and will now continue until at least 2028, making it a remarkable 22-year minimum partnership. This exciting agreement comes just ahead of our Emirates Cup clash against AS Monaco today, providing the perfect occasion to celebrate the record-breaking partnership at Emirates Stadium. Over the past 17 years, Emirates has become an integral part of Arsenal's identity. The airline's name has adorned the front of our men's, women's, and academy team shirts,

In anticipation of the game against the Ligue 1 side, you can witness the players in action, both in the gym and on the training pitches, showcasing their dedication and determination. As the Community Shield approaches on Sunday, followed by the much-anticipated Premier League kick-off the following weekend, Mikel Arteta has been meticulously fine-tuning his players to ensure the best possible start to the campaign. However, amidst all the hard work, you can see from our pictures that there are plenty of smiles

A legendary figure who served both clubs with distinction. Arsène Wenger, who was recently honored with a statue outside Emirates Stadium, holds an iconic place in Monaco's history as well. He spent seven successful years as their manager from 1987 to 1994. In his very first season, he led Monaco to victory in the Ligue 1 title, establishing them as one of the top three clubs in French football. Under his management, Monaco also won the Coupe de France and reached the final

As our pre-season preparations come to an end, we will be facing Monaco in the Emirates Cup on Wednesday, August 2. If you can't attend the match at Emirates Stadium, you can still catch all the action by streaming the game live on Arsenal.com and our official app. The game, featuring two sides synonymous with Arsene Wenger, will kick off at 6 pm (UK time) as part of our annual tournament. Coverage will start one hour before the match with Nicole Holliday and

In a must-win game for Norway, they delivered an impressive 6-0 victory against the Philippines. Frida Maanum's determination and effort led to an early breakthrough, setting the tone for their dominant performance. Sophie Roman Haug and Caroline Graham Hansen added two more goals, and an own goal from Alicia Barker contributed to Norway's commanding win. Meanwhile, Switzerland faced co-hosts New Zealand and played a spirited game to secure a goalless draw, which was enough for them to top Group A. With Lia Walti

Heading into the tournament in Australia and New Zealand with the ambition of winning back-to-back World Cups, the US Women's National Team comfortably defeated Vietnam in their opening match. However, the Dutch team surprised them by taking an early lead. Victoria Pelova, known to us, provided the assist to former Arsenal player Jill Roord, whose shot found the bottom left-hand corner of the net. The Americans, led by captain Lindsay Horan, responded strongly and equalized with a powerful header around the 60-minute mark.

Arsenal Swedish Trio 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup Stina Blackstenius, Lina Hurtig, and Amanda Ilestedt have all started the tournament strongly, contributing to Sweden's opening 2-1 win in New Zealand. Blackstenius, a center-forward, is excited about her second World Cup, aiming to lead the line and embrace the challenges in a highly competitive tournament. She believes this edition will showcase unprecedented interest and a higher level of competition, which excites her for the growth of the sport. Reflecting on her time at Arsenal,

Stina's story is all too familiar - a young girl with a passion for football in a world where s playing the sport is not the norm. However, thanks to Arsenal in the Community, her dreams have come true, and she is now not only playing regularly but also helping others find their way in the beautiful game. Arsenal in the Community runs various programs that support young people on and off the pitch. A key focus is building trusting relationships between staff

Newly acquired midfield star Declan Rice came on as a second-half substitute and helped Arsenal finish off a 5-0 victory over the MLS All-Stars on Wednesday night. Gabriel Jesus, Leandro Trossard, Jorginho, Gabriel Martinelli and Kai Havertz all scored — and those weren’t the only highlights for the many red-clad Arsenal supporters in the crowd at Audi Field. Rice moved from West Ham to the Gunners for a British-record transfer fee last weekend, reported to be 105 million pounds ($138 million). The crowd

Bayer Leverkusen have signed Switzerland midfielder Granit Xhaka from Arsenal on a five-year deal, the Bundesliga club said on Thursday. Financial details were not disclosed but British media reported the German club paid 25 million euros ($27.19 million)for the 30-year old. Xhaka joins Xabi Alonso’s Leverkusen after spending seven seasons with Arsenal in which he made 297 appearances, with 23 goals and 29 assists, and helped the club win two FA Cups. Xhaka will return to the German league having had a four-year

Manchester City's £90m bid for Declan Rice was turned down by West Ham; Arsenal remain firmly in the hunt for the midfielder after two club-record bids were rejected; West Ham's valuation of Rice remains £120m, but it is understood the club would accept £100m plus a player. The deal breaks down as a £100m initial fee, plus £5m in performance-related add-ons. The offer smashes Arsenal's transfer record - the £72m they paid Lille for Nicolas Pepe in 2019. Rice has been Arsenal's primary

The German international is set to swap the Blues for the Gunners in a £65million move. And now Twitter users are circulating an image that appears to show the forward in the new Arsenal home kit. Havertz will become Arsenal's first signing of the summer following their impressive Premier League campaign. Although they felt short of the Premier League crown behind Manchester City, Mikel Arteta's side still showed impressive signs of what could come. They are set to strengthen in the summer, with

Jurrien Timber is expected to double his wages should he complete a move to Arsenal from Ajax during the summer transfer window. That is according to a report from the Daily Mail, which suggests that the Gunners are set to continue talks with the Eredivisie side after an initial bid was turned down. Arsenal appear to have identified Jurrien Timber as a key target at the back in this window. The Daily Mail reports that Mikel Arteta’s men have seen a £30 million

Here is your morning Arsenal digest on Friday, June 23. Jurrien Timber Offer Arsenal are advancing on personal terms for Ajax defender Jurrien Timber, according to transfer expert Fabrizio Romano. Writing on Twitter, Romano said: "Understand Arsenal are advancing on full agreement on personal terms with Jurrien Timber. The player has accepted to join Arsenal. "#AFC Negotiations will follow between Ajax and Arsenal in the next hours and days. New bid expected soon." Manchester City's Rice bid incoming Manchester City are preparing a

Arsenal transfer news: The latest Gunners headlines and updates with gossip from the market with stories on Thomas Partey, Declan Rice and Jurrien Timber Arsenal and the representatives of Thomas Partey are actively exploring a departure for the midfielder this summer, according to a new report. Mikel Arteta is planning a major midfield shift with Granit Xhaka already set to depart and now Partey, bought in 2020 for €50million (£45.4m) could also join him in heading out the exit door. According to The

In a busy transfer window, reports have emerged linking Arsenal to German international Kai Havertz. The attacker, whose contract expires in 2025, may look for a new challenge after a poor season at Chelsea, and a move across London may be the answer. After the rumours began, Arsenal fans have debated whether they would like to see Havertz in an Arsenal kit next season. 5 reasons why Kai Havertz would be a great signing for Arsenal With Chelsea rumoured to let their youngster