Tag: Mikel Arteta

Arteta Restrains Staff in Fiery Arsenal-Newcastle Clash

Mikel Arteta (Arsenal)
September 2025

Arsenal edged Newcastle 2-1 in a heated clash that boiled over at full-time when Joelinton confronted Arteta’s assistant Miguel Molina. Arteta had to physically separate the two, defusing tensions after a hard-fought win at St James’ Park. Gabriel Magalhães struck late to secure victory after Mikel Merino equalised. Newcastle also suffered a major setback as Tino Livramento was stretchered off following William Saliba’s aerial challenge, with Eddie Howe later confirming the full-back faces a lengthy injury lay-off.

Arteta Defends Gyökeres After Quiet Showing in City Draw

Viktor Gyökeres (Arsenal)
September 2025

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta defended Viktor Gyökeres after the striker endured another ineffective display in a 1-1 draw with Manchester City, registering no shots and struggling to influence play despite his £64m summer arrival. Gyökeres touched the ball just 24 times and lost possession repeatedly, with Gabriel Martinelli rescuing Arsenal late. Arteta insisted his team must create conditions to maximize Gyökeres’ strengths rather than place all blame on him, stressing patience and tactical adaptation moving forward.

Saka and Saliba Committed to Arsenal’s Future

Bukayo Saka, William Saliba (Arsenal)
September 2025

Arteta revealed Saka and Saliba want to stay long-term, despite ongoing contract talks. Both have two years left and remain key to Arsenal’s project. Saliba also handed the club a boost by returning early from injury ahead of Nottingham Forest. Arsenal are optimistic of securing extensions, with sporting director Andrea Berta leading negotiations. Interest from Real Madrid lingers, but Arteta stressed both players are motivated to write history at the Emirates, joining teammates who already signed new deals this season.

Saka Ruled Out as Odegaard Doubt for Liverpool Clash

Bukayo Saka (Arsenal)
August 2025

Bukayo Saka will miss up to a month with a hamstring injury, ruling him out of Arsenal’s clash with Liverpool. Martin Odegaard is also a doubt after hurting his shoulder against Leeds but should avoid a lengthy layoff. Scans revealed Saka’s issue was less severe than feared, but his absence remains a major blow. Odegaard was seen in a sling, raising doubts for Anfield. Arsenal will lean on new signings Gyokeres and Eze to offset their captain and star winger’s losses.

Arsenal Fears Grow Over Saka and Odegaard Injuries

Bukayo Saka (Arsenal), Martin Odegaard (Arsenal)
August 2025

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta fears long absences for Martin Odegaard and Bukayo Saka after both exited their 5-0 win against Leeds with injuries. Odegaard limped off early, while Saka pulled up after the break with a suspected hamstring issue. Already without Kai Havertz, Arsenal’s midfield depth is stretched thin. Tests will confirm severity, but Arteta admitted concern. With Liverpool looming, the absence of his captain and star winger could derail early title momentum.

Arsenal Captain Odegaard Urges Patience with Teen Sensation Max Dowman

Martin Odegaard (Arsenal)
August 2025

Arsenal captain Martin Odegaard has urged patience with 15-year-old midfielder Max Dowman, who impressed in pre-season against AC Milan and Newcastle. Fans have hyped the Hale End graduate, but Odegaard believes the youngster needs time to grow without overwhelming pressure. Odegaard said on the Men In Blazers podcast that Dowman’s talent is clear, but the focus must be on easing him into senior football. Drawing from his own experience, he stressed guidance, support, and letting the teenager adapt at his own pace.

Trossard Set for New Arsenal Deal Amid Transfer Talk

Leandro Trossard (Arsenal)
August 2025

Arsenal midfielder Leandro Trossard is signing an improved deal to end speculation over his future. Despite new arrivals Viktor Gyokeres and Noni Madueke, Mikel Arteta has pushed to retain the Belgium international as one of Arsenal’s most versatile attacking options. Trossard’s contract length remains unchanged but his salary has increased. Though benched in Arsenal’s opener against Manchester United, his record of 28 goals in 124 games underscores his importance. Arteta values his adaptability across positions as Arsenal pursue another title challenge.

Kiwior Weighs Arsenal Exit Amid Game Time Concerns

Jakub Kiwior (Arsenal)
August 2025

Jakub Kiwior is considering a move away from Arsenal due to limited game time prospects this season. The 25-year-old centre-back is seeking more consistent starts and could depart before the window closes. Kiwior made 30 appearances last season, filling in for Gabriel, but new signing Cristhian Mosquera has increased competition. Despite Arteta’s desire to keep him, interest remains strong and the final decision rests with the player.

Furious Arteta Slams Ref After Costly Penalty in Draw with Everton

Mikel Arteta (Arsenal)
Saturday, April 5

Mikel Arteta slammed the referee’s decision to award Everton a second-half penalty in Arsenal’s 1-1 draw, claiming “there is no way” it should’ve stood. The penalty, converted by Iliman Ndiaye, halted Arsenal’s push to close the gap on Liverpool.
Myles Lewis-Skelly was judged to have fouled Jack Harrison in the box, but replays suggested minimal contact. Arteta also argued that Everton defender Jake O’Brien should’ve been sent off earlier. Arsenal now trail Liverpool by 11 points, increasing pressure ahead of Tuesday’s UCL quarterfinal vs Real Madrid.

Premier League’s Mega Earners Revealed: Haaland & Guardiola Top Shocking Salary List

A breakdown of the Premier League’s top earners reveals Erling Haaland and Pep Guardiola lead player and manager wages, with massive weekly salaries and bonuses highlighting the league’s financial powerhouses.

Highest-Paid Players:

  • Erling Haaland (Manchester City): £500,000/week, £2.2m/month
  • Kevin De Bruyne (Manchester City): £432,000/week, £1.7m/month
  • Casemiro (Manchester United): £376,250/week, £1.5m/month
  • Mohamed Salah (Liverpool): £376,250/week, £1.5m/month
  • Marcus Rashford (Manchester United): £349,000/week, £1.4m/month
  • Raheem Sterling (Chelsea): £349,000/week, £1.4m/month

Premier League’s Highest-Paid Managers:

  • Pep Guardiola (Manchester City): £416,000/week
  • Mikel Arteta (Arsenal): £309,000/week
  • David Moyes (Everton): £257,000/week

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