Arteta Eyes January Signings: Kroupi and Yildiz on Arsenal's Radar
2 November 2026
Mikel Arteta is gearing up for a busy January transfer window, with both Bournemouth's Junior Kroupi and Juventus winger Kenan Yildiz catching his eye. The Arsenal boss is keen to strengthen his squad as the season heats up.
In other news, former Arsenal star Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain has heaped praise on Max Dowman, calling him the "best I have ever seen." High praise indeed from a player with such a decorated career.
Meanwhile, Manchester City's Erling Haaland is keeping his focus solely on the pitch. His father, Alfie, revealed that the striker is unfazed by the club's potential punishment looming in the background.
Liverpool fans were left seething after Ryan Gravenberch liked an Arsenal post right after his team fell to the reigning Premier League champions. The timing couldn’t have been worse for the midfielder.
West Ham is considering whether to part ways with Nuno Espirito Santo following a dismal start to the season. The pressure is mounting on the manager as fans seek change.
In a surprising development, Cambridge United has announced plans to build a new stadium at an airport site, marking a bold step for the club.
Jamie Carragher has voiced concerns for Newcastle, suggesting they are in for a challenging season after what he deemed "boring" performances.
In their latest match, Newcastle faced a 0-1 defeat to Everton, with the Magpies booed off the pitch as they struggled to find their form.
In auction news, Kevin Keegan's iconic 1977 European Super Cup shirt fetched an astonishing £84,500, a testament to the nostalgia surrounding the game.
On a less fortunate note, Gateshead is on the brink of liquidation, facing a Wednesday deadline for resolving their financial issues.
Luis Suarez shared a touching moment with former Liverpool teammate Glen Johnson’s son, Kobi, while training with Inter Miami, highlighting the camaraderie that transcends club rivalries.
Celtic's Dermot Desmond has been urged to attend the club's AGM in person, as tensions rise between fans and the board. The supporters are eager for clarity and connection.
In international news, Rangers' Minsu Kim has been called up to South Korea's U21 squad after being dropped from the senior team, while Alejandro Bedoya, a former Rangers player, is retiring after a commendable 17-year career.