Saliba Perpanjang Kontrak karena Yakin Arsenal Akan Juara
William Saliba memutuskan bertahan di Arsenal hingga 2027. Bek Prancis itu setuju meneken kontrak baru karena yakin The Gunners akan menjadi juara di masa depan.
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Arteta: Terima Kasih ke Xhaka Saja Tak Cukup
Granit Xhaka meninggalkan Arsenal dengan kesan yang baik. Manajer Mikel Arteta bahkan merasa ucapan terima kasih ke gelandang berusia 30 taun itu saja tidak cukup.
'We can achieve everything!' – William Saliba signs new four-year Arsenal contract, will wear No 2
Arsenal have confirmed that French central defender William Saliba has signed a new long-term contract at the club reported to be until 2027. Saliba, 22, joined Arsenal from Saint-Etienne until 2019, spending time on loan with France first with his former club, then Nice and finally Marseille. Ad At the start of the 2022-23 season he earned the starting spot and quickly cemented himself as one of the most important players in Mikel Arteta’s squad.
Transfer wrap: PSG sign Ugarte, Saliba pens new deal
Paris St Germain have signed Uruguay international Manuel Ugarte from Sporting Lisbon for €60 million, with the defensive midfielder signing a five-year contract.
Arsenal di Era Mikel Arteta: Belanja Rp 11 Triliun
Arsenal di era Mikel Arteta ternyata paling doyan belanja pemain dan habiskan uang segunung. Tercatat, Meriam London sudah belanja Rp 11,3 triliun!
Manchester United set to appoint Arsenal medical boss Gary O'Driscoll
Manchester United are set to appoint Arsenal's head of medical services Gary O'Driscoll as a replacement for club doctor Steve McNally.
Kieran Tierney 'frustrations' revealed as Arsenal icon goes public amid agonising transfer call
Arsenal hero Ray Parlour is convinced Kieran Tierney will be "frustrated" by his Arsenal career as he reaches decision time over his immediate future.
Pep Guardiola Treble, Luis Enrique Appointment Highlight Spanish Coaching Impact
In the wake of Pep Guardiola's stunning treble with Manchester City and Paris Saint-Germain turning to Luis Enrique, it is clear Spanish coaching is in vogue. The duo, both treble winners at Barcelona, are joined by plenty of compatriots at other top-flight sides on the continent. Arsenal's Mikel Arteta, Guardiola's former assistant, ran City close for the English title last season. With a different approach to the game, Unai Emery has pulled up trees with Aston Villa, Bournemouth sprang for the exciting Andoni Iraola, while Julen Lopetegui helped Wolves avoid the drop and Marseille appointed Marcelino Garcia Toral in June.