Arsenal have ended their long-standing commercial relationship with the Rwandan government, meaning the Visit Rwanda branding will no longer appear on the club’s sleeves from next season.
Arsenal have reached an unwanted milestone as they continue to suffer a growing number of injuries, despite attempts to address the issue through new signings and increased squad rotation.
Sweden currently boasts two of the most expensive strikers in the Premier League, with Alexander Isak playing for Liverpool and Viktor Gyokeres representing Arsenal.
Jurrien Timber has established himself as one of the most important players at Arsenal, prompting growing calls from supporters for the club to secure his future with a new contract.
Arsenal have been linked with a move for Víctor Valdepeñas following his debut for Real Madrid over the weekend. While his appearance at the senior level has attracted wider attention, the defender is not a new name to the Gunners, and his first-team outing merely reinforced their long-standing belief in his ability.
Arsenal has publicly backed Gabriel Jesus to remain at the club through comments from Mikel Arteta, yet there appears to be a contrast between that stance and what may be happening behind the scenes.
Thiago Silva has ended his contract with Fluminense and will be available as a free agent at the end of the current Brazilian season. The defender is 41, yet he remains one of the finest players the game has produced and continues to demonstrate a level of quality that defies his age.
Ethan Nwaneri has developed into one of the finest players to emerge from the Arsenal academy and successfully break into the club’s first team. The Gunners have continued to nurture his progress, and he has now been promoted to the senior squad permanently.
Emiliano Martinez joined Arsenal fifteen years ago as a teenager from Argentina after the Gunners identified him as one of the finest young prospects in his country.
Bukayo Saka has not been at his very best over the last few months, with concerns growing that he may not have fully recovered from the injury he suffered last season.
Even the most loyal Arsenal supporters would struggle to deny that the Gunners were fortunate in their 2 – 1 victory over Wolves at the weekend. The match did not unfold as many expected, with Arsenal finding it difficult to break down a determined and well-organised visiting side.
Gabriel Martinelli was strongly linked with a move away from Arsenal during the summer transfer window, with Barcelona and Bayern Munich both showing interest in the attacker.
Arsenal continues to monitor several players in Serie A, with one name gaining increasing relevance at the Emirates Stadium as a potential future signing.
Nwankwo Kanu’s story stands apart from almost every other footballing journey, combining elite success, personal adversity and lasting impact beyond the pitch.
Kenan Yildiz has rapidly emerged as one of the most talked-about young talents ahead of the winter transfer window, with Chelsea and Arsenal currently leading the Premier League interest while Juventus find themselves locked in increasingly delicate contract negotiations.
Arsenal players were given a day off following their victory over Wolves at the weekend, taking advantage of a rare midweek break with no competitive fixture scheduled.
Gabriel is making steady progress in his efforts to return to first-team training and competitive action for Arsenal as quickly as possible. The defender has been sidelined for around a month after sustaining an injury during the November international break while representing Brazil.
Arsenal continues to be recognised as one of the strongest academies in world football, with the club maintaining a clear commitment to developing young talent for the senior side.
Jakub Kiwior moved on loan from Arsenal to FC Porto this season, a transfer that allowed the Gunners to complete the signing of Piero Hincapié. The move was anticipated, as Kiwior has been in excellent form, but he faced limited opportunities at the Emirates.
Myles Lewis-Skelly has realised a childhood dream by establishing himself at Arsenal, a club just minutes from where he grew up. The young defender, an Arsenal supporter from an early age, progressed through the club’s academy and has become one of the few graduates to secure a place as a key first-team player.
Arsenal have maintained a long-standing interest in Kenan Yildiz, and the Gunners are keen to secure his signature before other clubs move for him. While Mikel Arteta focuses on ensuring the team performs effectively and continues to challenge for trophies, the board remains committed to strengthening his options with high-quality players.
Several clubs have shown a strong interest in young talents, and Arsenal are among those reportedly monitoring promising prospects from Norway. The success of players such as Martin Odegaard and Erling Haaland demonstrates that Norway continues to produce high-quality footballers, making it an attractive market for clubs seeking emerging stars.
Two summers ago, Arsenal faced AC Milan in a pre-season fixture, and one player caught the attention of the Gunners. Lorenzo Torriani, a 20-year-old goalkeeper, impressed during that match, and since then, Arsenal have reportedly been monitoring his progress closely.