COMAN SET FOR GUNNERS MOVE?
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COMAN SET FOR GUNNERS MOVE?

Arsenal have reportedly renewed their interest in Bayern Munich winger Kingsley Coman ahead of what promises to be a pivotal summer at the Emirates. The French international has struggled for consistent minutes this season, and with Bayern now open to a sale, the Gunners are said to be exploring a deal.

Coman, 28, has started only 11 Bundesliga matches during the current campaign, scoring four goals in 23 appearances overall. Injuries and competition for places have limited his involvement in Thomas Tuchel’s side, and with changes expected at Bayern this summer, his eight-year stint in Munich may be drawing to a close. According to Sky Germany, Bayern have informed Coman’s representatives that they are willing to sanction a transfer, with Arsenal already making initial contact to assess the feasibility of a move.

UNITED CHASE RAMSDALE
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UNITED CHASE RAMSDALE

Manchester United are reportedly monitoring Aaron Ramsdale’s situation closely as they weigh up a move for the goalkeeper ahead of a potential summer overhaul. Ramsdale, who joined Southampton from Arsenal last year, is widely expected to leave the club following their relegation from the Premier League.

The 26-year-old has endured a difficult campaign with the Saints, starting in 24 top-flight matches in a season that has seen Southampton ship a concerning 77 goals. Despite the defensive struggles of his current side, Ramsdale remains a highly regarded option for clubs seeking a new No. 1, and his prior top-flight experience continues to attract interest from several Premier League teams.

ARSENAL EYE ATTACKING REINFORCEMENTS
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ARSENAL EYE ATTACKING REINFORCEMENTS

Victory over Chelsea last weekend highlighted Arsenal’s defensive resilience, but it also reinforced the need to strengthen their attack. The Gunners struggled to create chances in their 1-0 win, relying on Mikel Merino’s header from a corner to secure all three points.

Arsenal have played 29 Premier League games this season, and in 14 of them, they have scored one goal or fewer. Injuries have certainly played a part, and last year proved that Mikel Arteta’s side can be ruthless in front of goal. In 2024, Arsenal scored 114 goals across all competitions—their best scoring record in more than 60 years. However, this season has exposed the lack of depth in attack, and reinforcements are needed to maintain their competitiveness at the highest level.

ARSENAL APPOINT JAVIER BERTA AS NEW SPORTING DIRECTOR
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ARSENAL APPOINT JAVIER BERTA AS NEW SPORTING DIRECTOR

Arsenal are set to appoint Javier Berta as their new sporting director, replacing Edu, who resigned last November. After a thorough search, Berta, the 53-year-old Italian, has emerged as the top candidate for the role, with interim director Jason Ayto also considered.

Berta, who left Atlético Madrid in January after 12 years overseeing recruitment, played a key role in shaping one of Europe’s most competitive squads. Once contracts are finalized, Berta will join Arsenal immediately, giving him time to prepare for a crucial summer transfer window. He had been linked with a move to Milan, but his long-standing desire for a Premier League challenge made Arsenal an appealing option. His extensive experience in handling high-stakes transfers, including key signings like Julián Alvarez and Conor Gallagher last summer, makes him an attractive choice. Notable successes from his tenure at Atlético include securing Jan Oblak for just €4m and bringing Rodri to Madrid for €25m. However, his record isn’t flawless, with costly signings like João Felix, Thomas Lemar, and Diego Costa failing to deliver the expected returns.

ARSENAL HANDED ISAK TRANSFER BOOST
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ARSENAL HANDED ISAK TRANSFER BOOST

Arsenal may have just received a significant transfer boost as clubs begin preparations for the summer window. Despite the winter window closing only two weeks ago, Europe’s top teams are already making moves to secure their targets.

One of those clubs is Newcastle United, who have been linked with a move for Brentford forward Bryan Mbeumo. According to reports from Spanish outlet Fichajes.net, the Magpies are prepared to spend £50 million on the 25-year-old, who has been in fine form this season with 14 goals and three assists in the Premier League. This development could have major implications for Arsenal, as it may open the door for a deal Mikel Arteta has long been keen to finalise.

ARSENAL CLOSE IN ON FIRST SUMMER SIGNING
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ARSENAL CLOSE IN ON FIRST SUMMER SIGNING

Arsenal look set to secure their first signing of the summer, with reports suggesting a four-year deal has been agreed in principle for Martin Zubimendi. The Gunners are already preparing for next season, and with several key players likely to leave, reinforcements are essential for Mikel Arteta’s squad.

Despite a depleted side, Arsenal managed a late 2-0 win over Leicester City at the weekend, with Mikel Merino stepping up to score twice off the bench. The victory masked deeper concerns, as injuries continue to pile up. Kai Havertz has been ruled out for the season following hamstring surgery, while Bukayo Saka has only just returned to training. Gabriel Jesus is also sidelined for the remainder of the campaign, with a knee injury expected to keep him out well into next season.

KANE LINKED WITH SHOCK ARSENAL TRANSFER
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KANE LINKED WITH SHOCK ARSENAL TRANSFER

Harry Kane has been tipped as the perfect player to complete Arsenal’s attacking puzzle, despite his deep ties to North London rivals Tottenham. Since leaving Spurs for Bayern Munich in the summer of 2023, Kane has thrived in the Bundesliga, scoring 72 goals in 73 appearances. His excellent form has not only seen him adapt to Bayern but also endear himself to teammates. With Arsenal searching for a clinical striker to elevate their trophy ambitions, Kane has been touted as a potential target, a move which would be controversial given his Tottenham roots.

QUESTIONS RAISED OVER AYDEN HEAVEN
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QUESTIONS RAISED OVER AYDEN HEAVEN

Manchester United’s January signing Ayden Heaven has already found himself at the center of controversy, with doubts raised about his character. The 18-year-old, who was brought in from Arsenal despite making just one senior appearance, is highly rated at Old Trafford, with the club hopeful he will soon become a key figure in the first team. Heaven was included on the bench for United’s FA Cup win over Leicester, and with Lisandro Martinez sidelined with an ACL injury, his first-team debut could come sooner than expected.

GYÖKERES URGED TO JOIN ARSENAL
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GYÖKERES URGED TO JOIN ARSENAL

Viktor Gyökeres has been advised to make Arsenal his next destination by his former mentor and Swedish football legend Anders Limpar. The Sporting Lisbon striker, who has been in scintillating form, further boosted his growing reputation with a four-goal performance for Sweden on Tuesday night, taking his season tally to an impressive 32 goals for club and country.

With Sporting manager Ruben Amorim recently taking over at Manchester United, Gyökeres has been linked with a move to Old Trafford. However, Limpar, who spent three years at Arsenal and earned 58 caps for Sweden, believes the Premier League rivals would be the ideal fit for the dynamic forward.

NICO WILLIAMS TRANSFER RUMOURS SWIRL
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NICO WILLIAMS TRANSFER RUMOURS SWIRL

Nico Williams, who has attracted interest from Arsenal and Barcelona, insists that the ongoing speculation around his future won’t distract him this season. Despite a summer filled with transfer rumors, the Athletic Club winger remains focused on his current team and personal growth.

Williams was heavily linked with a move after his impressive performances for Spain during their Euro 2024 triumph. Both Arsenal and Barcelona expressed strong interest in signing the 22-year-old, whose contract includes a €58 million (£48.5 million) release clause. However, Williams decided to stay with Athletic Club, taking the prestigious No. 10 shirt, a sign of his growing importance to the team.