Mikel Arteta's Arsenal are due to miss out on the Premier League title once again, but questions continue to be asked about a marquee signing to give them that extra something

Mikel Arteta has long been interested in adding a striker to his attacking line-up at Arsenal but should he target Alexander Isak, he's been told the Newcastle striker will cost upwards of £105million

Alexander Isak has been in superb form for Newcastle this season, with the Sweden international scoring 19 Premier League goals, leading to reported interest from Arsenal

As per the report from Rousing the Kop, Liverpool are "in contact" over a summer transfer for Sesko, who has a £50 million release clause. It is thought that an "internal agreement" is in place between the player and his club for a departure, meaning interested suitors may not necessarily need to meet the clause to strike a deal.

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No new injuries in the Arsenal camp, but four key attacking players remain out for the trip to Manchester United.

Arsenal were significantly boosted by the return of Victoria Pelova to the matchday squad last weekend after the Dutch international suffered an ACL injury while representing her country back in July. The midfielder didn’t get any minutes against the Hammers, but her presence means she is closing in on a return to the pitch.

The conversation flowed between four supporters whose first game ranged from the 1950s to the 2010s. The cast is Arthur, who represents the teenagers, Art, the twentysomethings, Amy in the middle-aged bracket and Richard, the veteran.

Liverpool and Arsenal have been among the Premier League clubs said to be interested in Newcastle United striker Alexander Isak.

Wayne Rooney highlights what he believes is Mikel Arteta’s biggest mistake at Arsenal, a decision that could impact their Premier League title hopes.

On Friday, our talented Under-18s side — reigning English champions — continue writing their own chapter in the wonderful tale of United in the Youth Cup. With three five-goal wins, confidence is high for our first trip to north London in this prestigious competition since a 2007 semi-final starring Danny Welbeck and Tom Cleverley.