Mikel Arteta reveals his plan for new Arsenal signing Oleksandr Zinchenko
Mikel Arteta hailed the exceptional talents of new signing Oleksandr Zinchenko who is set to complete the formalities of his transfer from Manchester City today.
Kieran Tierney Sport News
Mikel Arteta breaks silence on Oleksandr Zinchenko transfer and his position at Arsenal
Mikel Arteta has confirmed that Oleksandr Zinchenko will become an Arsenal player. The Ukraine international was spotted at Arsenal's pre-season friendly with Orlando City sat next to technical director Edu ahead of his imminent transfer from Manchester City.
Arsenal's confirmed team news vs Orlando City as Eddie Nketiah starts and Rob Holding captains
Arsenal have gone with a weaker starting squad than their match against Everton. The big hitters have been left on the bench as Mikel Arteta names a heavily changed side from the team that beat the Toffees.
Emile Smith Rowe 'reiterates' the need for Leroy Sane transfer as Arsenal injury scare emerges
Chelsea 'Target' Neymar's Career In 60 Seconds
"He's gonna sign": Romano drops big Arsenal transfer update, supporters surely buzzing - opinion
Arsenal are one step closer to landing Oleksandr Zinchenko as their fifth signing of the summer…
Arsenal: £59k-a-week star 'perfect signing for Arteta' at the Emirates
Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta‘s previous relationship with Oleksandr Zinchenko should see him prove a success in north London, according to Sky Sports reporter Dharmesh Sheth.
Arsenal to sign Oleksandr Zinchenko from Manchester City: Reports
Manchester City for a fee in the region of 32 million pounds ($38.39 million) after the clubs agreed a deal, British media reported on Tuesday. Sky Sports said Arsenal will pay 30 million pounds up front with two million pounds in add-ons, with the 25-year-old leaving City's training camp in America to link up with the London side who are also on a U.S. pre-season tour.
Arsenal to sign Zinchenko from Manchester City - reports
:Arsenal are set to sign Oleksandr Zinchenko from Premier League champions Manchester City for a fee in the region of 32 million pounds ($38.39 million) after the clubs agreed a deal, British media reported on Tuesday.