4pm Arsenal news: Ramsey deal vetoed by Unai Emery again, ‘next Christian Eriksen’ transfer and Adrien Rabiot

ARSENAL could battle big London rivals for Adrien Rabiot and Isco - while Unai Emery appears to have ruled out a U-turn on Aaron Ramsey's summer exit.

Read on for all this and more with all the latest Arsenal transfer news, gossip and updates.

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NEED A HAN?

ARSENAL are plotting a move for Salzburg star Hannes Wolf - dubbed the new Christian Eriksen.

But they are set to face competition from Spurs for the Austrian attacking midfielder.

UN-MOVED ON AARON

AARON RAMSEY will NOT be getting a new contract offer as Unai Emery ignores fresh calls to keep the Arsenal star.

Rambo is set to leave as a free agent at the end of the season after the club withdrew their contract offer in September.

RABIOT WARS

ADRIEN RABIOT has put Arsenal and Tottenham on red alert by ending talks about a new deal with Paris Saint-Germain.

The stylish midfielder is out of contract at the end of the season and the Ligue 1 champions are keen to extend his stay at the Parc des Princes.

ISCO FEVER HITS LONDON

ARSENAL and Chelsea are ready to battle for Real Madrid star Isco - but could face competition from rivals Tottenham.

The three heavyweights have each been linked in the past but his comments could spell bad news.

EM STILL IMPROVING

PIERRE-EMERICK AUBAMEYANG has warned opposing defenders he has only just started after shooting to the top of the Premier League goal charts.

Arsenal’s £60million striker has set his heart on winning the Golden Boot in his first full season in England.

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BANANA-THROWING FAN BANNED

A GRANDDAD charged with hurling a banana skin at Arsenal star Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang has insisted: "I'm not racist."

Van driver Averof Panteli, 57, threw the piece of fruit when the Gabon captain scored the first of his two goals in the Gunners' 4-2 derby win.

DIER CONSEQUENCES

ARSENAL and Tottenham have both been charged by the FA after yesterday's derby scuffle at the Emirates.

Both teams have been accused of failing to control their players following Eric Dier's equaliser in the 32nd minute.

RAM BETTER THAN OZIL

ARSENAL legend Ray Parlour has said Unai Emery is better off keeping Aaron Ramsey at the club and selling Mesut Ozil - rather than the other way round.

The 27-year-old was instrumental in the second half for the Gunners after being brought on - creating two goals to inspire the stunning win.

TORR DE FORCE

LUCAS TORREIRA is quickly establishing himself as a fan favourite at the Emirates - and a stunning performance against arch-rivals Tottenham only added to his popularity.

Any suggestions he might take a while to get used to his first North London derby were quashed almost immediately when he crunched Dele Alli in the first few minutes - boy did that go down well.

LIFE'S A LICH - BUT WHY?

STEPHAN LICHTSTEINER looked sad in a team photo taken in the dressing room after Arsenal's big 4-2 derby win over Tottenham.

Puzzled fans took to social media to solve the mystery of the Swiss' grim mood.

BIG MES-TAKE?

MESUT OZIL has broken his silence after being left out of the Arsenal squad for the derby win over Tottenham.

The German took to Twitter and reserved special praise for Sead Kolasinac after he missed out through a reported back injury.

IT'S THE GUEND OF THE ROAD FOR SPURS

MATTEO GUENDOUZI seems to understand what it takes to endear himself to the Gunners' fans.

After his North London derby debut he was seen celebrating the big victory with Arsenal fans... leaning out of his car on the way back home.

BIG MATCH VERDICT: FEELING AUBA THE MOON

FORGET the stadium or training ground - Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang could turn out to be Arsene Wenger’s greatest legacy at Arsenal.

The Gabon striker’s predatory instinct sparked the Gunners second-half comeback as they beat Spurs 4-2.