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Arsenal's focus is on the huge north London derby with Tottenham Hotspur on Thursday evening, with a win sure to guarantee Champions League football next ...

Arsenal are in need of attacking reinforcements. - Arsenal ready for Tielemans transfer - Paper Round Arsenal ready for Tielemans bargain transfer this summer - Paper Round

Arsenal have been linked with a move for Manchester City forward Gabriel Jesus this summer with Mikel Arteta keen to strengthen his attacking options ahead ...

Arteta worked with Jesus in his time as an assistant to Pep Guardiola between 2016 and 2019, and could be reunited with the Brazil international this summer. The 25-year-old joined City in 2017 and has an impressive record for Guardiola's side, scoring 58 goals in 157 Premier League appearances. football.london understands that Jesus is one name on the Gunners' shortlist to add to their attacking ranks, with the futures of both Eddie Nketiah and Alexandre Lacazette still uncertain.

Jesus is part of a quartet of City players whose contracts expire in the summer of 2023. Riyad Mahrez, Ilkay Gundogan, and Raheem Sterling are the other three, ...

Riyad Mahrez, Ilkay Gundogan, and Raheem Sterling are the other three, and it looks like there are some big decisions to be made. Jesus is part of a quartet of City players whose contracts expire in the summer of 2023. One of them is Gabriel Jesus. The 25-year-old is expected to leave the club this summer in search of a fresh challenge - and Arsenal are very interested in bringing him to the Emirates.

Mohamed Elneny has gone from an Arsenal outcast to one of their most crucial players since returning to the fold and is now in talks over a new deal... here's ...

'It’s been a long wait for me but you have to believe. 'He's the kind of player, he wants to pass forward. I don’t decide who plays, but I keep going in training to show how good I am and to make him (Arteta) play me. If I don’t play I keep going until I get my chance. Elneny was dealt the task of hounding opposition midfielders, pressuring them into rushed passes more than making needless challenges. Elneny said last month: 'If Arsenal say 'We want you’, I don’t think about leaving. I love this club. here's how the Gunners' unsung hero has revived their top-four tilt He's the kind of player - and he may leave - you come in when you haven't played for so long and he's been magnificent.' For a player who appeared to be one foot out of the exit door at the Emirates, his performances in the middle of the park have been remarkable and it's no surprise that the club are eager to reward him with a new contract. While he has been fighting for relevancy at Arsenal, there has been no doubt about his importance for Egypt - who he played more minutes for in the African Cup of Nations, than he did during the first-half of the season for the Gunners. Mohamed Elneny has gone from an Arsenal outcast to one of their most crucial players since returning to the fold and is now in talks over a new deal...

Arsenal know that if they win at fifth-placed Tottenham on Thursday they will be guaranteed to finish fourth in the Premier League, which would mean a ...

“Arsenal realistically are looking at £4/4.5m minimum from a home fixture in terms of match day income. “You don’t need any more motivation than that.” “It [the Champions League] is what we want. “On top of that you have the benefit of match day income and, as far as Arsenal are concerned, in the Champions League they can charge much higher prices than they could for the Europa League on a Thursday night, when they could be at home to the third-best team in Albania. “What happened was a long time ago now,” Mikel Arteta said. “This is the game that we have to play and we are much closer to the end.

Arsenal head into the North London Derby well aware of the two key players they are missing, with the other major uncertainty prior to Thursday being the ...

Whether this is as a wing-back or more orthodox full-back, the prospect of someone like Nuno inviting the exact chaos which Spurs thrive on is a worry. Tomiyasu can move into midfield when Arsenal attack and having Martinelli in the side, someone to hug the touchline and stretch the pitch, caters to a more defensively minded option on the left. Whether fit to start or not, White is not a natural right-back.