Arsenal have emerged as one of the clubs interested in a potential move for PSG’s Bradley Barcola, amid signs that the attacker could become available.
Arsenal are more than satisfied with the work Mikel Arteta is carrying out and are not contemplating the possibility of losing him. Although he has not lifted a major trophy since 2020, the club believe the steady progress made over recent seasons reflects a clear upward trajectory.
Arsenal is among several clubs showing interest in Antoine Semenyo, who appears to be heading into his final season with Bournemouth. The attacker was in excellent form last term and was widely expected to leave the Cherries, yet no move materialised.
Arsenal’s 2-1 defeat to Aston Villa marked another setback in their pursuit of the Premier League title. The loss arrived at a crucial moment, with the Gunners trying to maintain momentum in a highly competitive race.
William Saliba has missed Arsenal’s recent matches, even though the issue that ruled him out was initially not regarded as serious. Mikel Arteta had expected the defender to be absent for only one game, yet the Frenchman has now missed three in succession.
Arsenal’s defeat at Villa Park at the weekend delivered a significant blow to their ambitions of becoming champions of England this season. Their away form has been inconsistent in recent weeks, and supporters had hoped that the trip to Aston Villa would mark a turning point.
The competition to secure the signature of Kenan Yildiz from Juventus is expected to intensify as the season progresses, and Arsenal are determined to place themselves at the forefront of the race.
Arsenal have long held the most expensive season ticket in the Premier League, a fact that often prompts debate about whether supporters receive genuine value for money.
Arsenal have once again dropped points in an away league fixture, and there is no denying that the pressure surrounding the team is beginning to intensify.
Riccardo Calafiori has added to Arsenal’s selection difficulties after receiving a booking in their match against Aston Villa. The Italian has served as the main left back for the Gunners throughout this season, making him a consistent presence in the side.
Gabriel Jesus is intensifying his efforts to regain full fitness and return to competitive action for Arsenal this season. He has been absent for a year after suffering an injury at the start of 2025 and has only recently rejoined training.
Arsenal’s squad depth has been praised since the start of this season, and the club might have found itself in a far more difficult position had it not increased its numbers across the pitch.
Zion Suzuki has emerged as one of the standout goalkeepers in Serie A, and his form for Parma has drawn the attention of Arsenal. The Gunners currently possess two strong goalkeepers, with David Raya establishing himself as a reliable and consistent presence between the posts.
Ayyoub Bouaddi is attracting attention from some of Europe’s top clubs, and Arsenal appear determined to secure his signature. The teenager has impressed during his time with Lille’s first team, consistently standing out as one of their most influential players this season.
Eberechi Eze has enjoyed long periods of success in Arsenal’s midfield, and his strong displays in the centre of the pitch had led some supporters to wonder whether he might eventually replace Martin Odegaard.
Lukas Podolski has reflected on his former teammate Mikel Arteta and is not surprised that the Spaniard eventually moved into management. Podolski spent three years at the Emirates between 2012 and 2015, while Arteta brought his own playing career to a close in 2016 after serving as an influential midfielder for Arsenal.
Aston Villa brought an end to Arsenal’s much-praised unbeaten run, a sequence that had given the team an air of being out of reach for their rivals, yet Mikel Arteta has maintained that such a moment was inevitable.
Arsenal’s latest setback at Villa Park has brought renewed scrutiny to their form, particularly away from home, and Gary Neville has offered his perspective on the growing unease around the Emirates.
Arsenal’s recent outing at Villa Park offered a reminder of how demanding the season has become and how essential it may now be for Mikel Arteta to consider resting key members of his squad.
Lukas Podolski is 40, and he continues to play professionally, remaining one of the few players of his generation who have not moved into coaching or retired quietly.
Arsenal may have suffered defeat to Aston Villa yesterday, yet their overall attacking display offered several reasons for encouragement. Throughout the season, the team has faced criticism for not doing enough from open play to convert promising positions into goals.
Arsenal captain Martin Odegaard has missed a significant number of matches this season due to injuries, and his place in the starting lineup has been widely debated among supporters.
Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has responded to Arsenal dropping points in the Premier League title race today with their 2-1 defeat against Aston Villa.
Mikel Arteta has his best chance yet to win the Premier League as Arsenal manager, but it could be his final season at the club. His stock is continuing to rise, and soon, he could be on the radar of another of his former sides.
As the January transfer window approaches, Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has stressed the club’s readiness to make moves if needed, leaving the door open for potential signings if the squad’s needs demand it.