The transfer window presents the opportunity for every club to strengthen their respective sides. Arsenal have signed world class players over the years. Some of the signings have delivered the desired effect while some were not too convincing due to various factors. For every Alexis Sanchez, Hleb and Thierry Henry, there’s always another Park Chu
Looking up the SerieA league table to see Inter Milan challenging Juventus for the title is a hard pill for AC Milan to swallow. The Rossoneri judging by the team of youngsters they were putting together felt this was going to be their season. The disappointments faced so far is now compelling them to look
Zenit St Petersburg has been known for a lot of things chief of which was gifting English football Andrei Arshavin but the conduct of their fans over the years has left much to be desired. Malcolm who joined the Russian powerhouse from Barcelona is said to be making a quick return after Russians racially abused
Not matter how obscure a country might look, football has a way of extracting its best side. It is not as if we wouldn’t have noticed without football but we are too emotionally judgmental to do so. Brexit is happening and Brits are freaking out because of how badly it will affect their economy, making
Arsenal have a proud history of quality wide players that have played for the club. In this article, we will be looking at some of the best wingers to have featured for the club in the past decade. Our first player is Theo Walcott, the England international made waves when he was part of the
The transfer window is three weeks in and the big clubs have begun to make their presence felt. Spanish Giants Real Madrid have spent £300 million and counting with the English clubs yet to come to the party. However, this could change as Arsenal have emerged favourites to sign Saint-Etienne defender William Saliba according to
Andrei Arshavin has been named as one of the ambassadors for the Euro 2020 tournament which is set to be hosted in 12 European countries. Russia is one of the 12 countries hosting the tournament and Arshavin was named the ambassador for his country. The 37-year-old forward played for Zenit St Petersburg within two stints
It was almost a decade earlier when the Gunners needed something of a great decision to ensure that they sign up the dynamo from Russia.One of the teammates also said regarding the matter that he knows that this was a person who was probably in one of the most convoluted and high-profile sages in the
Former Arsenal midfielder Andrey Arshavin, who was the first player to score four goals at Anfield in more than 60 years, has officially announced his retirement from professional football. That game against Liverpool in 2009 which ended in a high scoring 4-4 draw will live long in the memories of Arsenal fans, and will be
Former Arsenal star, AndreyArshavin recently announced his retirement from professional football after his short spell in Kazakhstan for Kairat. The Russian maestro ended his career at the Kazakhstan club FC Kairat this year, a decade after announcing himself to the world in the 2008 European Championships for Russia.