arsenal transfer news

Manager adamant that winger will remain at the Etihad Stadium despite interest from Arsenal.

Both Mesut Ozil and Alexis Sanchez are in the final year of their contracts.

The Gunners were reportedly interested in the Belgian, who is available for €30m, in the summer.

PSG are reportedly ready to match City's £275,000-a-week offer and add a substantial sign-on bonus.

Nevilles thinks Sanchez has been "distracted" in recent months.

Sanchez's £60m move to the Etihad collapsed on transfer deadline day.

Gunners' failure to improve their defence means their Premier League title challenge is doomed to fail.

Sanchez is expected to leave the Emirates as a free agent at the end of the season.

Wilshere is yet to feature for the Gunners this season after recovering from a broken leg.

Wenger remains hopeful that Arsenal can agree a new deal with Ozil.

Reports in Germany suggest Ozil will not sign a new deal and will join Alexis Sanchez out of the Emirates in the summer.

The Spaniard spoke to IBTimes UK following the Gunners' 3-0 victory over Bournemouth.

Wilshere did not leave Arsenal during the transfer window and has just one year left on his contract.

Rio Ferdinand believes if the players do not give their all, their teammates will push them away.

Sanchez was close to a move to the Etihad Stadium on deadline day.

Wenger was successful in retaining Alexis Sanchez at Arsenal.

Guardiola had no interest in parting with Sterling this summer.

Oxlade-Chamberlain plumped for a move to Anfield over Stamford Bridge.

Carrasso completed a move to Turkish giants Galatasary on Friday (8 September).

Gunners boss confident that wantaway Chilean will soon be back to his best.

Arsene Wenger refuses to detail departure of England midfielder who joined Liverpool on deadline day.

Vardy is open to playing abroad as he seeks more trophies.

IBTimes UK looks at the topics likely to be covered in Thursday's pre-Bournemouth media call.

Catalan giants could end up spending as much as €150m on a player signed by Dortmund for just €15m in 2016.

Gunners boss believes rising transfer costs have become "completely disconnected to reality and the truth".

Arsene Wenger's side are beginning Europe's secondary club competition for the first time in two decades.

Cagliari's history-making 19-year-old has made a fantastic start to his loan stint at Perugia.

Frenchman was "decency" restored to a sport which has become too much like a business.

Ball thinks Toffees should have made an offer for Giroud while he was on holiday.

New Paris Saint-Germain striker was beyond the Gunners' price range concedes Wenger.