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Arsenal morning news round-up – 21st December 2018

Arsenal morning news round-up – 21st December 2018

The news cycle surrounding Arsenal never stops and as such, it can be difficult to keep up to date with everything that’s going on. Therefore, we’ve rounded up everything you might have missed from yesterday into one place.


Mesut Ozil "probably going to go in January", claims ex-player

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Mesut Ozil could leave Arsenal as soon as next month, according to former Liverpool defender Steve Nicol.
The German was left out of the Gunners' … Read More


Roma place €50m price-tag on Ünder

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Arsenal will have to cough up €50 million for Roma winger Cengiz Ünder. 
The Gunners are reported to have already had a €32 … Read More


Arsenal poised to sign young Polish goalkeeper in January

Arsenal could complete the signing of young Legia Warsaw goalkeeper Radoslaw Majeck in January.
According to the Evening Standard, the player is a … Read More


Inter interested in Ozil as Emery leaves midfielder out of Spurs defeat

Mesut Ozil could be on his way out of Arsenal, with Unai Emery leaving the German out of Arsenal's defeat to Spurs.
The midfielder was forced to … Read More

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Juventus planning talks over Ramsey deal

Juventus are hoping to open talks over a deal to sign Aaron Ramsey during the January transfer window.
According to reports in Italy, Juventus … Read More


Arsenal interested in Real Madrid's Isco

Arsenal are interested in a possible deal to sign Isco from Real Madrid, according to reports.
The London Evening Standard claims that the Gunners … Read More

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Bellerin and Mustafi spotted back in Arsenal training

Arsenal duo Hector Bellerin and Shkodran Mustafi have both returned to training as they close in on their return to action.
Eagle-eyed Arsenal … Read More


Arsenal reportedly ready to sell Ozil

Arsenal are willing to let Mesut Ozil leave the club in the upcoming January transfer window, according to the Mirror.
The former Germany … Read More


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