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Villa moan all year about PSR and the big 6 and then go and sign players like Garnacho

“Now tell them it’s unrelated to the Rogers transfer”

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Bournemouth midfielder Alex Scott rejects contract offer. Growing Premier League interest in Scott but Bournemouth determined to keep 22 y/o. Post @SkySportsNews bbc.co.uk/sport/football…

Is this Arsenal of 2017?

Berta potentially going after Yan Diomande, with the potential of landing Bradley Barcola. (Yes you’ve read that correctly)

🥺🇦🇷 Dibu Martínez after the game.

Absolute scum of the earth, Argentina. Disgrace.

@EduardoHagn @Djaameel_ Berta beating PSG to a deal? No chance.

🚨 @Djaameel_: Nasser Al-Khelaïfi is continuing to negotiate directly with Oliver Mintzlaff for Yan Diomande in an attempt to drive the price down. 🇨🇮 Although the player has already reached an agreement with PSG, they are not the only side in the race. Talks ongoing… 👀

Get ready for the 2026 version of this

Exclusive: Arsenal made the decision not to proceed with the Morgan Rogers deal. Morgan Rogers and Arsenal never reached a full agreement on personal terms, with the player’s preference for a move never treated as an agreement by either party. Those within the club remained of the belief that Rogers’ preferred destination was Arsenal, and the foundations had already been laid. Rogers maintained a respectful approach towards Aston Villa’s hierarchy throughout the process, prioritising the club’s ability to pursue the strongest possible sale should a transfer materialize. Villa’s hierarchy, working under financial pressure, considered the current market to be inflated and sought to maximize the transfer fee by encouraging a competitive bidding process. Arsenal were invited to formalise their interest alongside Chelsea, but Arsenal remained firm on the valuation set internally by the club’s recruitment team. Arsenal’s hierarchy were not prepared to enter a bidding war or exceed their internal valuation, despite Arteta’s strong desire to sign Rogers, with the club remaining disciplined over the financial terms of the deal. The club informed Villa they would not match Chelsea’s financial proposal or exceed their internal valuation of Rogers, as they won't allow themselves to be exploited because of their perceived need. The decision was consistent with the club's wider recruitment strategy, which prioritizes internal valuations over market pressure and has previously seen the club walk away from deals they considered overvalued. He who waits strikes true. He who hurries misses the mark. Arsenal had already begun assessing another deal before Villa were formally informed.

There’s a reason Americans call football Saka

The fans would be much calmer if club briefs didn’t get our hopes up after the CL final. Can’t be promising us Bruno Guimarães, Rogers, Alvarez etc just to turnaround 7 weeks later to cry about finances

@ZRAFC @TomBarclay_ Absolute no brainer for me. Surprised Arteta hadn’t done it sooner.

Arsenal are considering John Stones as a short-term freebie fix if William Saliba’s injury proves to be serious.[@TomBarclay_]

By the way… rogers could flop at Chelsea. Obviously. Huge transfers are often not an unqualified success. My point isn’t really about Rogers per se. It’s about securing the targets we prioritize to improve the squad. Especially in attack. It’s less about the “names”

Bukayo Saka. Our hat-trick hero.

3 goals and 3 assists in the World Cup for Bukayo Saka, despite only starting 3 games.

@clivepafc Spoken about it for years, but is it finally time to bring Marcus to the Emirates and allocate the extra funds to Álvarez/Kroupi?

In football there is always another game Always another player Trust your eyes