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Arsenal transfer news LIVE: Mbappe ‘willing to join Gunners’, Chelsea ‘in battle for Williams’, Neto updates

KYLIAN MBAPPE is reportedly “willing” to sign for Arsenal in a blockbuster move so he can follow in the footsteps of his hero Thierry Henry.

Elsewhere, the Gunners are reportedly eyeing up a summer move for Wolves winger Pedro Neto.

Meanwhile, Arsenal are reportedly monitoring Athletic Bilbao winger Nico Williams ahead of a potential summer transfer.

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  • Moyes aiming for hat-trick over Arsenal

    David Moyes has insisted that he is aiming to make it three wins from three against Arsenal this season.

    He said: "If you’d given me one of the wins against a team I’d have been happy.

    "Two is fabulous and if we can make it three it would be fantastic.

    "They are a great side and we will have to play really well."

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  • Arteta on Martinelli

    Mikel Arteta is happy with the recent form of Gabriel Martinelli and his motivation to improve.

    He said: "Yeah especially because he wants more.

    "He’s not satisfied when he does well. Only good things"

  • Arsenal have been more 'ruthless'

    Mikel Arteta has agreed that Arsenal have been playing with more "aggression" in recent weeks which has improved their ruthlessness infront of goal.

    Arteta said: "For sure. Playing with more and more aggression and scoring goals.

    "The amount of goals that we share in the squad is important."

  • Arteta 'happy' with Jorginho

    Mikel Arteta has given an update on Jorginho's contract situation.

    The midfielder is due to be released at the end of the season.

    Arteta said: "I’m really happy with him. That’s all I can say.

    "The contract situation is more for Edu and those guys to manage."

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  • Arteta on blue cards

    Mikel Arteta has suggested that people may not be "ready" for blue cards when asked about their introduction in a press conference.

    He said: "I don’t know if we are ready for that yet."

  • Arteta on celebration police

    Mikel Arteta has responded to people criticsing his and Arsenal's celebrations against Liverpool.

    He said: "No because they told me today. I didn’t know anything about it.

    "No but I love it.

    "I’ve seen managers at the Emirates away on their knees, personally I love it because it brings a passion to the game.

    "When it’s done in a natural and unique way."

  • Arteta provides update on Saka

    Mikel Arteta has provided an update on the fitness of Bukayo Saka after he was forced off against Liverpool.

    He said: "Yes again he’s been recovering this week and he looks OK."

    On other player the manager added: "We have a few still in contention they’ve been evolving really well.

    "We’re hopeful that we’ll have a few back."

  • Marquinhos on the move

    Arsenal outcast Marquinhos is set to return to Brazil having featured just six times under manager Mikel Arteta.

    The winger joined the Gunners in 2022, signing a five-year contract in a deal worth around £3million.

    The 20-year-old was sent out on loan to Norwich and then Nantes but was recalled to the Emirates last month having featured just five times for the French side.

    And according to , Fluminese have now sealed a deal for Marquinhos to join them on loan with an option to buy in June.

    A verbal agreement has been reached between the two sides, with the official paperwork expected to be completed in the coming days.

  • West Ham vs Arsenal team news

    Arsenal have a few injury concerns on their books ahead of the match.

    Gabriel Jesus and Oleksandr Zinchenko are both being monitored for issues.

    While there is positivity over Bukayo Saka after he was forced against Liverpool.

    Takehiro Tomiyasu could also make his return to the team after coming back from the Asian Cup.

    West Ham will be without Lucas Paqueta as he continues to recover from long-term injuries.

    Alphonse Areola could also miss out after he suffered a knock to the head against Manchester United.

    Michail Antonio could be fit enough for a spot on the bench.

  • Predicted Premier League table

    A supercomputer has predicted the final Premier League table for this season.

    According to the stats, Arsenal will finish third and return to the Champions League.

    That means the findings expect the Gunners to miss out on the title to Manchester City.

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  • Prem bosses question handball law

    Premier League managers have told league chiefs they have “absolutely no idea” what the handball law is supposed to be.

    Now top-flight leaders are asking coaches and players to help them determine where referees should draw a line on handball and other incidents.

    League leaders also concede that VAR delays are making the match-going experience “poor” for fans.

    Despite that, they still insist that Prem referees are “as good if not better than they have ever been”.

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  • Young Gunner wanted in Newcastle

    Newcastle have expressed an interest in signing Arsenal youngster Amario Cozier-Duberry, according to reports.

    In 13 appearances for the club's Under-21s so far this season, Cozier-Duberry has scored seven goals and provided two assists.

    The Gunners are now attempting to tie him down to a new deal, with talks ongoing.

    But according to transfer guru , Newcastle are among the clubs ready to pounce if negotiations fall through.

    Borussia Dortmund, Ajax, Anderlecht and Wolves have also shown an interest.

  • Jones hits out at Arsenal celebrations

    Curtis Jones has hit out at Arsenal for their celebrations after beating Liverpool.

    He told the BBC: "The gaffer himself, the way he fist bumps fans and stuff.

    "That’s kind of like our thing.

    "So if they want to be stealing our stuff, then it shows that we're on the right path and we’ve got these who are copying us."

  • Duo on 'chopping block'

    Arsenal pair Emile Smith Rowe and Eddie Nketiah could be on the chopping block this summer.

    The Mirror has reported that the two attackers could be sold in order to fund moves.

    Smith Rowe had interest in January but stayed put but he has struggled to get regular minutes due to injuries.

  • Arsenal 'want' LaLiga star

    Arsenal are reportedly keen on signing Athletico Bilbao star Nico Willliams.

    The Mirror have claimed that a new winger is a top priority for the Gunners this summer with Williams in their sights.

    The report suggests that Mikel Arteta wants to sign a new winger in order to provide cover and competition for Bukayo Saka.

    Williams has also been linked with moves to Manchester United and Liverpool.

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  • Hammers boost for Arsenal clash

    West Ham could have a timely boost ahead of the clash against Arsenal.

    Michail Antonio could be back in the team for the clash at the London Stadium.

    Reports online have suggested that the striker could be on the bench to face the Gunners.

  • Rice contacted Hammers over Phillips

    West Ham coach Kevin Nolan has revealed that Declan Rice got in contact with the club after the signing of Kalvin Phillips on loan from Manchester City.

    He told talkSPORT: “I didn’t know him (Phillips) before he got here.

    “But obviously heard real good things about him from Dec, obviously me being close with Dec and working well with him for a few years.

    “He’s text me a couple of times saying ‘Look after Kalv, he’s a great lad, you’ll enjoy working with him’. And I have, I’ve thoroughly enjoyed the first week or so, two weeks and we’ve just got to give him time.”

  • Arsenal 'not in title race'

    Mark Lawrenson has suggested that Arsenal are not in the title race despite their win over Liverpool.

    Mark Lawrenson was speaking to : "The title race is still just between Liverpool and Manchester City. It was a good result for Arsenal but they’re just lacking something which is a striker.

    "They can’t nick a win on a bad day and that’s how you win the title. It’s not by winning 4-0 against the lesser teams, it’s when you’re not playing well but you can still win.

    “City are a bit different, but they still go behind in some games – like Brentford – and manage to come back to win the game. I don’t think Arsenal have got that back.

    "They get a bit panicky when they’re chasing games and they’re not particularly good at that. The top teams have this patience where they keep playing a certain way, knowing they’ll get opportunities and often, they’ll win games."

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  • Timber hails mix

    Jurrien Timber has claimed that the "good mix" of players at Arsenal has helped the team create a good harmony.

    He said: "For that’s what makes a good team spirit.

    "You need to have a good mix of players and people. Every player has their own quality and characteristics, and you also need a hungry group that wants to win prizes and fight for each other.

    “You also need experienced players, younger players and players from different backgrounds even. A real mix is very important.

    "Then from there you need to click together with what the manager and the coaches want from you. As soon as that clicks, you can do amazing things.”

  • Timber on team-mates

    Jurrien Timber has also admitted that Arsenal's young crop of players has made it easier for him to settle at the club.

    He said: "It’s nice that we have some young players.

    "That made it easier for me to come in, but I have to say that although this group is young, when they are on the pitch you don’t notice it.

    "When I watch us play, I forget how young they are because they look like they’ve played here for 10 years."

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  • Timber to come back 'stronger'

    Jurrien Timber has insisted that his long spell on the sidelines has made him "stronger".

    He told : "Of course, at some points, it’s been difficult. Because you’re not playing, and that’s the thing you love to do.

    "Sometimes you really want to join the team – when you are enjoying the game so much you really want to get down there and be part of it. That’s frustrating, because sometimes it looks so amazing you want to be part of it. But I use that as motivation during my recovery. I see the boys a lot, at the training ground but also at the games, and that’s been good for me too.

    "These months will definitely make me stronger.

    "It’s an opportunity for me to do well. So even though I’m not playing, I can take this moment to become stronger mentally, physically, and also to feel at home with this group of boys. It’s an opportunity I’ve taken with both hands.

    "I’ve had some more time to watch the team, see how we play, how I can fit in when I get on the pitch, so looking at the positives, I think there have been many."

  • Next up for Arsenal

    Arsenal are back in action on Sunday as they travel to West Ham.

    This starts a run of three away games in a row, with trips to Burnley and Porto to follow.

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  • West Ham vs Arsenal: Ones to watch

    Gabriel Martinelli has been in great form recently for Arsenal.

    The Brazilian has scored three goals in his last three appearances in the Premier League.

    He will be looking to continue his purple patch against the Hammers, who he has already scored two goals against in eight meetings.

    For the West Ham, hopes will be put at the feet of Jarrod Bowen.

    Mohammed Kudus is still getting back in to the swing of things after his time at Afcon.

    Bowen, however, is the club's top scorer in the league this season, with 11 in just 22 appearances.

    The Englishman bagged against the Gunners in the Carabao Cup earlier this season so will have some confidence.

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