Kalau Mau Juara, Arsenal Butuh Jesus Fit Terus
Arsenal mengeluarkan modal besar demi bisa mengungguli Manchester City yang jadi favorit juara. Tapi mereka masih akan butuh Gabriel Jesus.
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Arteta says early transfers could bolster Arsenal’s title bid
[FILE] Arsenal’s Spanish manager Mikel Arteta. (Photo by Daniel LEAL / AFP)
Arsenal happy with transfer business but window is 'unpredictable' - Arteta
Arsenal are satisfied with their early transfers ahead of the new Premier League season but the club has not ruled out any more business before the window closes, manager Mikel Arteta said on Friday.
Transition no excuse for Chelsea, says Pochettino
Chelsea manager Mauricio Pochettino says he will make no excuses if his side fail to perform at their best in their Premier League opener against Liverpool on Sunday, even though they are in the midst of a major overhaul.
Siasat Arsenal Rekrut Nicolo Barella
Arsenal belum selesai meramu skuad. The Gunners mau utak-atik lini tengah, yakni Jorginho dan Thomas Partey bisa saja dijual dan incar Nicolo Barella!
Premier League Preview: Manchester City Remain Favourites But New Challengers Emerge
Arsenal's win over Manchester City in the Community Shield may not have been indicative of how the upcoming Premier League season will pan out but what it did was expose the frailties of a side which has won the league three years in a row. The side, which has flourished under manager Pep Guardiola, have lost in a seasoned veteran in the form of Ilkay Gundogan and his absence was felt throughout the game. The new signing Mateo Kovacic and makeshift midfielder Julian Alvarez were not effective in the system and although the presence of a goal machine like Erling Haaland makes them a favourite on any given day, a number of new challengers have emerged for their title.
Manchester United's transfer business compared to Liverpool, Arsenal and Premier League rivals
Manchester United have been hugely efficient with their transfer business this summer window.
Five Premier League new signings to watch
MANCHESTER: Premier League clubs have splashed out over £1 billion (US$1.3 billion) on fresh faces ahead of the start of the new season on Friday.