Emmanuel Petit has identified the three signings Mikel Arteta needs to make in January to kick-start Arsenal’s season and admits he is getting ‘frustrated’ and ‘annoyed’ by Gabriel Martinelli. The Gunners are struggling to show the consistency that enabled them to rival Manchester City for the Premier League title over the past two seasons.

Oleksandr Zinchenko could leave Arsenal this month with Inter Milan plotting a move for the former Manchester City defender

Mikel Arteta has done a fine job since taking over at Arsenal in December 2019, but he’s come out with some bizarre excuses in that time. Being a Premier League manager is undoubtedly one of the most stressful jobs going and sometimes that becomes apparent during post-match interviews.

Arsenal's recent struggles in goalscoring opportunities have further impacted the team's overall performance, raising questions on Mikel Arteta's tactical approach. Following a 0-2 defeat at the hands of Newcastle in the first leg of the Carabao Cup semifinal tie,

There are no depths that Mikel Arteta won’t sink to, rather than manning up and owning the defeat to Newcastle United at the Emirates. What an embarrassment he is as a manager. Always, always, full of excuses when Arsenal fail to win.

Mikel Arteta dug deep into his books of excuses after his goal-shy Arsenal side slumped to a 2-0 defeat in the first leg of their Carabao Cup semi-final against Newcastle. After Saturday’s costly draw at Brighton,

Arsenal are under intense pressure to act in the January transfer market as Mikel Arteta faces key questions amid a faltering Premier League title challenge

Mikel Arteta hasn't been afraid of making big decisions since becoming Arsenal manager in 2019 - and his dismissal of a big-name player showed that.