Isak, Arsenal and EPL

EPL: Shearer snubs Arsenal, Man City, names only club that can afford Isak
Newcastle legend, Alan Shearer, has claimed Chelsea is the only club that could afford to sign Alexander Isak this summer. Isak has been heavily linked with a switch to Arsenal. But it is believed the Gunners Arsenal would not be able to stump up what could be a British-record transfer fee for the in-form Swedish striker.
EPL: Arsenal unable to meet asking price for Newcastle striker, Isak
Arsenal are being prevented from formalising their interest in Newcastle United striker, Alexander Isak, as they cannot afford his asking price, according to Goal. Gunners boss, Mikel Arteta, is looking to add more firepower as they seek to win the Premier League title.
Gossip: Arsenal priced out of Isak move
Arsenal cannot afford the British record transfer fee it would take to sign 25-year-old Swedish striker Alexander Isak from Newcastle this summer, while Ukraine full-back Oleksandr Zinchenko, 28, could leave the Gunners this month.
Arsenal summer plans for Newcastle forward Alexander Isak laid bare
Arsenal will not be able to sign Newcastle star Alexander Isak in the summer transfer window as he will be too expensive for them.The Daily Mail have revealed that the Gunners, who are in need of an
Arsenal exclusive: Fabrizio Romano drops update on Alexander Isak move
Transfer market expert Fabrizio Romano has revealed Arsenal's chances of bringing in Alexander Isak this month
Arsenal make transfer decision on £150m-rated Newcastle striker Alexander Isak
Arsenal are unlikely to be able to afford the record-breaking transfer fee required to sign Newcastle striker Alexander Isak, according to reports. The Sweden international has been coveted by the Gunners in the past with interest dating back to his time at Real Sociedad.
Arsenal transfer news: Alexander Isak to join? The state of play revealed
Arsenal want to sign Newcastle United forward Alexander Isak, but will they be able to fund a transfer in 2025?

Mikel Arteta, Rúben Amorim and Arsenal

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Nwaneri, born in England to Nigerian parents, scored his second goal in the EPL. In 2022, he made history as the youngest ...
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EPL: Arsenal go second after 1-0 win over Ipswich
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Arsenal climb to second in EPL
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Brighton vs Arsenal Predictions & Picks for Saturday’s EPL Matchup
After Bournemouth, Brighton lost twice and drew five times, sliding to tenth in the league rankings. On the other hand, ...
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EPL: Arsenal defeat Brentford, cut Liverpool’s lead to six points
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Arsenal must 'flip coin' in EPL title race: Arteta
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Arsenal have never recovered from ‘very insecure’ Arteta’s expensive Aubameyang mistake
Arsenal are afraid to take 'risks' in the transfer market and '' Mikel Arteta is to blame. They hit that Martin Odegaard deal almost too well.