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Wrapping up the Arsenal transfer news, rumours and gossip in the 2022 summer window.
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Arsenal are expected to bid £35million for striker Gabriel Jesus, who is surplus to requirements at Manchester City following their capture of Erling Haaland (football.london, May 19); Jesus’ agents are in “no hurry” to sort the player’s future after Arsenal’s Monday
England youth international goalkeeper Rohan Luthra is set to commit his future to Cardiff City by signing a new deal with the Bluebirds.
Luthra joined Cardiff in a historic deal last summer
Hibernian will appoint former Sunderland and Bristol City boss Lee Johnson as their new manager in the next 48 hours.
Johnson, who spent six months as a player at Hibs’ Edinburgh rivals Hearts in 2006, will replace Shaun Maloney, who was sacked after just four months in charge in April.
Chelsea boss Thomas Tuchel has clarified Andreas Christensen was not able to play in the FA Cup final as opposed to refusing to play.
Christensen was absent on Saturday as Chelsea lost 6-5 on penalties to Liverpool at Wembley for the second time this season in successive domestic cup finals.
“I told my mum and my sister. The day after we played Accrington and I scored four, so it just shows how much of a weight off the shoulders it was and a massive relief.”
Blackpool forward Jake Daniels speaks exclusively on becoming the UK’s first male professional footballer to come out publicly as gay since Justin Fashanu.
The £4.25bn takeover of Chelsea has been thrown into fresh doubt amid a renewed impasse between owner Roman Abramovich and Whitehall over the deal’s terms.
Sky News understands that government officials have doubts about whether a special licence needed to approve the sale will be issued before a deadline at the end of the month.
Arsenal have been handed a major boost for their Monday Night Football clash at Newcastle with the news that Ben White and Gabriel are fit enough to start.
There was concern that the Gunners would have to deal with an injury crisis in defence for their final two games of the season, which could have hampered their
Burnley caretaker boss Mike Jackson fumed over the decision to award Tottenham a match-winning penalty in their 1-0 win over his side, claiming the call lacked “common sense”.
Sunday’s Premier League clash in north London was decided when Ashley Barnes was accused of handling in the Burnley box while under pressure from Davinson
Rayan Ait-Nouri’s second-half header earned Wolves a 1-1 draw with already-relegated Norwich City at Molineux, cancelling out Teemu Pukki’s first-half opener.
In a game with very little riding on it, it was
Aston Villa and Crystal Palace both kept their hopes of a top half Premier League finish intact after a pulsating 1-1 draw at Villa Park.
Danny Ings passed up three opportunities for the hosts to take the lead in the first half, but Steven Gerrard’s men finally made the breakthrough when Ollie