Arsenal manager, Mikel Arteta, has explained why he decided to leave Gabriel Jesus out of his Champions League squad. Jesus has been excluded from the

Arsenal are exploring the possibility of sanctioning departures for Gabriel Jesus and Leandro Trossard in the January transfer window, with both players potentially moving on if suitable offers arrive.

Arsenal could be willing to offload striker Gabriel Jesus in the January transfer window if one condition is met.

Gyokeres doubles Gunners lead thanks to Eze assist - Mikel Arteta’s side chase leaders Liverpool as the Premier League returns after the international break

Arsenal vs Nottingham Forest LIVEPremier League football is back after the international break and has served us up a very intriguing clash at the Emirates Stadium as Ange Postecoglou is back in the big time at today’s visitors.

The London team has made a great financial effort in this transfer market, now in January they will have to let players leave

Arsenal will consider the sales of Brazil striker Gabriel Jesus, 28, and Belgium forward Leandro Trossard, 30, in the January transfer window. Football Insider) Meanwhile, Manchester United have set their sights on signing Belgium centre-back Zeno Debast,

Arsenal have named their Champions League squad ahead of their opening match against Athletic Club on September 16.

Odegaard appeared to land awkwardly on his shoulder as a result of a tackle from team-mate Jurrien Timber who was attempting to win the ball back off Morgan Gibbs-White on the edge of Forest’s box. The injury may be a recurrence of the shoulder injury Odegaard sustained in Arsenal’s 5-0 win over Leeds last month.

With Sergio Aguero missing through injury, the spotlight will fall on Gabriel Jesus as Manchester City look to win the Champions League for the first time in their history

Arsenal sporting director Andrea Berta is ready to get rid of Brazil international striker Gabriel Jesus in the January transfer window.