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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

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

Arsenal Women goalkeeper Fran Stenson has left the club on the expiry of her contract. Stenson joined the club from Manchester City in the summer of 2018 and was incredibly highly rated as a teenager. Prior to joining City, Stenson had played first team football at Birmingham City. Stenson has spent time on loan at Blackburn Rovers, Brighton, Birmingham City and Sheffield United during her time in North London. However, the 22-year-old only played one game for the Gunners’ first team, a 4-0

The Young Lions will take on Norway, Australia and the hosts, and Lino has been included in the 23-man squad for the trip. His first taste of action could be on Friday, June 9 against Norway (11am BST), before they tackle Australia on Sunday, June 11 (11am BST) and then Portugal on Tuesday, June 13 (5pm BST). Lino, who has previously been capped at under-15, under-16 and under-17 levels, has made five appearances for the under-18s this season, coming out on the winning