ARSENAL have a huge summer of change on their hands – and many big deals are in the pipeline. Viktor Gyokeres is reportedly set to travel to London to complete his medical ahead of a

Though there reportedly remains a debate ongoing over the nature and structure of the bonuses included, Mikel Arteta was hoping to have Gyokeres signed in time for Saturday’s departure for their pre-season tour of Asia, along with Chelsea winger Noni Madueke and Valencia centre-back Cristhian Mosquera.

Arsenal have been linked with strikers for years to no avail but now it looks like the wait could finally be over. After talks with multiple attacking options including Viktor Gyokeres, Benjamin

Liverpool have opened talks with Hugo Ekitike as an alternative to Alexander Isak, Arsenal are yet to complete the signing of Viktor Gyokeres and Manchester United's summer has hit a snag

Arsenal are ready to sign Bayern Munich midfielder Joao Palhinha in this summer's transfer window. Arteta's side are keen to bolster their midfielder

However, speaking to Portuguese outlet Sport TV on Thursday, Palhinha stressed that he remained committed to his contract with Bayern, which is not due to expire until June 2028. ‘I have a contract for three more years, so I’ll report for duty on July 29, which is when we start this pre-season,’ he said.

Bayern Munich midfielder Joao Palhinha has spoken out amid reports crediting Arsenal with an interest in the Portgual international.

Just weeks ago, the forward appeared set for a high-profile move, having reportedly informed Barcelona of his interest in joining their squad. Yet, in a move that stunned many observers, he chose instead to extend his stay with Athletic Bilbao. The decision effectively ties him to the club for what could be the remainder of his professional career.

Crystal Palace chairman Steve Parish has said the Eagles “promise” to help players progress their careers even if it means leaving the club - and suggested “change” is yet to come at Selhurst Park this summer.