The Gunners are staying busy in the transfer window and with more to come, boosting quality and depth in pursuit of glory

Granit Xhaka will not be joining Inter Milan or AC Milan this summer, as Sunderland join the race for the Swiss international’s signature.This according to UK broadcaster Sky Sport, via

Arsenal could be closing in on Salford City’s rising star Will Wright, with Liverpool reportedly stepping away from the race for the 17-year-old forward. The Reds had been in discussions with Salford over a potential move,

Arsenal has signed Martin Zubimendi and Christian Norgaard this summer with Viktor Gyokeres and Noni Madueke on their way.

Transfer news LIVE!Arsenal are aiming to confirm three huge deals this week as the summer window steps up another gear. Talks over a £63million move for Viktor Gyokeres are nearing a conclusion as Sporting hold out for 'realistic' add-ons.

Soccer player Thomas Partey, whose contract with the Arsenal Football Club ended on June 30, has been charged with five counts of rape and one count of sexual assault on July 4 following a police investigation.

The Gunners first settled on personal terms with Mosquera, as reported by The Athletic, before eventually finding a suitable transfer fee to placate Valencia. Fabrizio Romano reports that the final package will be less than €20 million (£17.3 million, $23.4 million) with an initial €15 million (£13 million, $17.5 million) to be paid upfront.

Charlotte has turned into a big-time soccer city, and we are pleased to bring the 2026 MLS All-Star Game to the Queen City,” said MLS Commissioner Don Garber. “The city and region keep showing up for the sport -- from packed Charlotte FC crowds to global events like the FIFA Club World Cup and Copa América the past two summers.

In a further development, Vamos Mi Sevilla FC reports that the goalkeeper could mutually agree to terminate his contract with Arsenal, which would allow him to move to Spain as a free agent. While such a decision would be significant, it could also provide Hein with the fresh start he needs to relaunch his career.

Yet, the Canadian forward is set to become a world-record transfer, The Guardian reports, as Arsenal prepare to spend the first £1 million (US $1.4 million) fee in women’s football to bring in the 20-year-old from Liverpool ahead of the new Barclays Women’s Super League Season.

Portuguese shot-stopper reflects on his time at Arsenal and what comes next as he weighs up offers after leaving Everton