Before City’s current run of 15 successive Champions League campaigns, reaching Europe’s top table was an obsession.With Manchester United, Chelsea and Arsenal seemingly immovable in the Premier

Arsenal are favourites to be crowned Premier League champions this season. That was the view of Liverpool superstar Mohamed Salah when asked about the Gunners’ title chances at the Professional Footballers' Association (PFA) awards event on Tuesday night.

Homecomings have been a theme of Arsenal’s summer transfer window. The men’s team are on the verge of reuniting with a former Hale End attendee, Crystal Palace’s Eberechi Eze, but their women’s team got the memo at the start of the summer.

The opening weekend of Premier League action delivered plenty of good news for the title contenders, while European action takes center stage midweek as a handful of teams inch closer to booking their spots in the UEFA Champions League.

Darren Bent has labelled Mosquera’s potential as ‘frighteningly good’, but disagrees with Jacobs’ claim that he will break into the team. The former Premier League striker believes Arteta would need to change his formation to start the 21-year-old when both Gabriel and Saliba are fit.

Arsenal’s 2024–25 campaign was derailed by injuries as they pushed for Premier League and Champions League glory. The Gunners suffered the fourth most injuries in the English top flight last term (36) and lost the likes of Gabriel, Bukayo Saka and Kai Havertz for crucial and extensive periods.

Arsenal were the first club to wear the special silver badge as the then-holders of the trophy, along with the number 14 to recognise the Gunners’ record 14 successes in the competition. They’ll wear a red badge in 2025/26, as they have for the past few years, as they aren’t the holders anymore.

Arsenal started their Premier League campaign with a 1-0 win at Manchester United on Sunday, capitalizing on a defensive error during a game in which both sides failed to generate a lot of quality attacking chances.

Spurs may have lost Eze to bitter north London rivals Arsenal, but they are set to sign one of Europe’s best wingers in a bargain deal, claims a report in Spain