Arsenal have ended the 2026 World Cup with seven medal winners after Spain defeated Argentina 1-0 in the final. David Raya, Mikel Merino and Martin Zubimendi are now world champions after Spain secured their second World Cup title, 16 years after their first triumph in South Africa in 2010.
Arsenal are reportedly weighing up a surprise move for free-agent defender John Stones as concerns grow over William Saliba’s fitness ahead of the new season.
Highbury is remembered as one of English football’s most iconic stadiums, but for one unforgettable afternoon in 1966 it became the centre of the boxing world.
Bukayo Saka has written his name into England’s World Cup history books after becoming just the fourth Three Lions player to score a hat-trick at the tournament.
Arsenal’s search for attacking reinforcements appears to be gathering pace, with Fabrizio Romano revealing that the Gunners have made enquiries over RB Leipzig winger Yan Diomande.
Arsenal’s long-standing interest in Morgan Rogers has ultimately come to nothing after David Ornstein confirmed the Aston Villa attacker has agreed a move to Chelsea.
The 2026 FIFA World Cup reaches its conclusion tonight as Spain face defending champions Argentina in what promises to be one of the biggest international finals in recent memory.
England ended their 2026 World Cup campaign on a high with a remarkable 6-4 victory over France to secure third place, and Arsenal’s stars were right at the heart of the action.
Arsenal remains firmly in the race for Julian Alvarez, and Liverpool would also be interested in signing the Argentine star this summer. However, according to Football Insider, the Gunners have made it difficult for the Reds to compete for his signature.
Bukayo Saka booted three goals to spark the third place World Cup finish for England Saturday. Yet Saka’s astonishing performance at Miami Gardens wasn’t the only talk of postgame.
England just secured third place at the 2026 FIFA World Cup with a massive 6-4 win over France. The match took place on Saturday at Miami Stadium and delivered pure chaos and excitement.
Winning the Premier League last season finally answered one of the biggest questions surrounding Mikel Arteta’s Arsenal. After years of near misses, the Gunners proved they have the mentality to become champions.
England is still coming to grips with its heartbreaking 2-1 loss to Argentina in the World Cup semifinal less than 48 hours ago. Everyone involved is feeling all of the emotions: anger, disappointment, confusion, and sadness.
Arsenal reportedly have a medical and contract signing scheduled in for Christos Tzolis after the player rejected other advances to join the Gunners. According to Fabrizio Romano, everything looks to be more or less in place for the Greece international to join Arsenal from Club Brugge in a €40m deal.