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Arsenal ready to listen to offers for Martinelli, Jesus, Nwaneri and White in January

Arsenal
November 2025

Arsenal are prepared to consider offers for Gabriel Martinelli, Gabriel Jesus, Ethan Nwaneri and Ben White as they look to balance accounts and manage squad size after major outlay on Viktor Gyokeres, Noni Madueke and Martin Zubimendi helped power them to the top of the Premier League. Martinelli has lost his starting role to Leandro Trossard and may attract Saudi bids, while Jesus is recovering from an ACL injury and has slipped behind Kai Havertz and Gyokeres in the pecking order. Nwaneri could leave on loan for regular minutes and the club are open to serious proposals for White.

Elche star Rodrigo Mendoza sparks transfer fight as Man City join Real Madrid and Juventus

Rodrigo Mendoza (Elche)
November 2025

Rodrigo Mendoza has emerged as a sought after midfielder with a 20 million euro release clause after stepping up from Elche’s academy to score in both La Liga and the Copa del Rey, while also shining for Spain Under 21s during a rapid rise that attracts elite scouts. Manchester City, Real Madrid, Juventus and Arsenal are all tracking the 20 year old after Elche extended his contract to 2028, with the clause seen as affordable for top clubs, creating growing expectation that his strong domestic and youth international performances will trigger a move next year.

Napoli target Quinten Timber as Conte reacts to De Bruyne and Anguissa injury crisis

Quinten Timber (Feyenoord)
November 2025

apoli have moved for Quinten Timber (Feyenoord) as midfield injuries to Kevin De Bruyne (Napoli) and Andre Frank Zambo Anguissa (Napoli) force Antonio Conte to seek a powerful, all action presence who can restore balance and intensity in a system built on winning duels and playing vertically. Timber’s mix of physicality, pressing, progressive passing and goal threat impressed during Feyenoord’s title campaigns, while his contract to 2026 gives clubs leverage as Feyenoord try to avoid losing their captain for nothing, with Arsenal and brother Jurrien Timber (Arsenal) adding extra competition for his signature.

Brazil beat Senegal as Gabriel injury sparks Arsenal fears and Ancelotti apology

Brazil national team and Gabriel (Arsenal)
November 2025

Brazil produced a fast, ruthless first half to beat Senegal 2-0, with Estevao (Chelsea) curling in the opener and Casemiro (Brazil) adding a controlled finish from a training ground routine. The win snapped Senegal’s long unbeaten run and showcased Brazil’s attacking depth. Edouard Mendy faced constant pressure as Matheus Cunha hit woodwork twice before the goals, while Senegal forced good stops from Ederson and missed a big Iliman Ndiaye chance. The night soured when Gabriel limped off with an adductor issue, prompting Carlo Ancelotti’s public apology and leaving Arsenal worried.

Juventus stall puts Kenan Yildız on Premier League and La Liga radar

Kenan Yıldız (Juventus)
November 2025

Contract talks have paused after months without agreement on a salary uplift. With a deal to 2029 but rising status, Yıldız’s camp wants pay closer to club leaders. Arsenal, Chelsea, and Real Madrid are monitoring as Juve hold firm on wage structure. The gap between Juventus’ valuation and Yıldız’s demands has frozen negotiations following a recent meeting. Juve prefer renewal and protection of asset value; suitors weigh timing and price amid performance trajectory, squad needs, and Financial Fair Play headroom.

Odegaard recovery slower than hoped, derby return in doubt

Martin Odegaard (Arsenal)
November 2025

Norway manager Ståle Solbakken signalled Odegaard remains “some distance away” after an MCL injury on October 4. Initial six-week hopes have faded, raising doubts over a swift club return despite the captain joining Norway in a non-playing, rehab-only capacity during the break. Odegaard continues structured rehab with national-team medics in Oslo then Milan. Arsenal had already adapted without him after earlier shoulder issues. Timelines are now fluid; progression metrics and response to loading will dictate when Arteta can reintroduce him to full training.

Sunderland stun Arsenal late as Brobbey’s bicycle salvages 2-2

Arsenal
November 2025

Sunderland led through Dan Ballard, before Bukayo Saka and Leandro Trossard flipped it for Arsenal. In stoppage time, a flicked long throw fell to Brian Brobbey, who contorted mid-air to score a bicycle kick and seal a dramatic point. Regis Le Bris revealed a subtle tweak to disrupt Arsenal’s restart patterns and long throws. Arsenal eventually pinned Sunderland back, but poor set-piece clearance on 90+4’ proved costly. The hosts matched intensity throughout, turning limited territory into key dead-ball moments.

Record breaker at 15: Max Downman becomes youngest player in Champions League history

Max Downman (Arsenal)
November 2025

Max Downman debuted at 15 years 308 days, eclipsing Youssoufa Moukoko’s mark of 16 years 18 days. The academy midfielder has trained with the first team since preseason and recently impressed in the UEFA Youth League with two assists against Atletico Madrid. Arteta introduced Downman for Jurrien Timber with Arsenal in control, offering low-risk minutes during a settled phase. The club have managed his integration after a senior bow in a 5-0 league win over Leeds, aligning youth development with competitive priorities in Europe.

Arsenal equal 105-year defensive record with 3-0 win at Slavia Prague

Arsenal
November 2025

Arsenal posted an eighth straight win without conceding, matching the English top-flight record set by Preston in 1889 and Liverpool in 1920. Bukayo Saka scored from the spot before Mikel Merino, deputising for Viktor Gyokeres, struck twice to seal a controlled away victory. Arteta’s side compressed space, broke lines with early diagonals, and suffocated counters. The clean-sheet streak began on October 1 versus Olympiacos and now spans West Ham, Fulham, Crystal Palace, Atletico Madrid and Burnley. They last conceded on September 28 against Newcastle and are on a 10-match winning run.

Saliba admits Real Madrid “temptation” but reaffirms Arsenal focus

William Saliba (Arsenal)
November 2025

Saliba acknowledged Real Madrid’s allure despite committing to Arsenal until 2030. He reaffirmed intent to win trophies first but admitted Los Blancos’ stature makes any future approach “tempting.” No formal offer was made before his extension. Arsenal rely on his stability with Gabriel Magalhães in a top-tier defensive pairing. The 24-year-old’s candor signals awareness of European market value but prioritizes continuity and development under Mikel Arteta. Arsenal view the deal as both retention and resale protection.

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