Everton are said to be interested in the signing of Danny Welbeck and Wilfred Zaha according to reports from England. It is thought that the Toffees are looking to strengthen the attack that was a problematic position for the club last season.
Everton have been linked to signing of Arsenal forward Danny Welbeck according to reports across England. Welbeck is out of contract in the summer and just recovered from a long-term injury with the player pictured training ahead of Arsenal final game of the season against Burnley.
Danny Welbeck is doing great job in his recovery from an ankle injury and now he is planning to step things up on his arrival to training base of London Colney, Arsenal.
Arsenal’s defensive shortcomings were mercilessly exposed in their 5-1 scoring by Liverpool on Saturday; however, it had been coming through all season. The numbers make troubling perusing for Emery’s side. It is another period for Arsenal yet the same old difficulties remain. Emery Unai said that Saturday’s outing to Anfield would be a “decent test” of his progress in this new season, yet it is safer to say they are fizzled it. In the same stadium, the old place The Gunners have now yielded 22 goals among past 6 trips. The last failure was the most disappointing among all. As featuring the inlet that still exists among Arsenal and the first class, the result tossed their issues of sharp focus and crippling defensive problem. Arsenal has gained additional goals after 20 games (30) than any of last League Premier Crusade. They involve fifth place in the table yet just seven Premier League parts have the most disappointing history.
Arsenal and England international striker has been injured in the Europa League match against Sporting Lisbon. He was injured in the 25th minute and had to be carried out on a stretcher. Arsenal head coach Unai Emery said that it was a very serious injury and that they will need to wait for the medical team report to find out more about the injury. The match between Arsenal and Sporting Lisbon ended 0-0.
Arsenal manager Unai Emery has refused to be critical about Petr Cech’s performance despite the goalkeeper struggling to cope with the new style of play. The 36-year-old does not possess ball-playing attributes as one of his key strengths and this has created several nervy moments including one at Cardiff where he gifted Harry Arter a clear goalscoring opportunity.
The new news in Arsenal transfers includes the latest on future of Danny Welbeck. With Welbeck having returned to the Arsenal after his extended summer break, his future with the club still looked to be decided. It was widely rumoured that the new head coach of the Gunners, Unai Emery, had made it clear to this England international that from his end, he was free to leave if he wishes to secure regular first-team football, with Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and Alexandre Lacazette over of him in the pecking order at the Emirates.
The talks in this regard continued all through the pre-season at London Colney between Arsenal, Welbeck and his advisors – and it seems that there was interest from many clubs of the Premier League about a potential switch, though most of the clubs that contacted Arsenal for the transfer were interested in a loan move only for the striker – something that the north Londoners were not keen to allow, taking into consideration that he is now in his final year of contract.
The move never quite happened though, and whilst Arsenal may have an embarrassment of riches upfront, it is difficult to see Welbeck get many starts – even though this website says that he is one of the main reasons fans buy tickets to watch Arsenal in action at the Emirates, with his speed and skill inspiring supporters of all ages.
It has now been decided that Danny Welbeck will remain at Emirates and will fight for his position in the team with Lacazette, Eddie Nketiah and Aubameyang unless a considerable cash offer comes from a European club by the end of this month. On Thursday, Welbeck was trained with the remaining team members at the London Colney as he is trying to build-up his fitness levels after the summer break.
At the same time, Welbeck must be thankful that the rumoured £90 million bid for Ousmane Dembele was not at all true – reports came out in Spain that the Gunners had launched what would have been the record of the club for the France international, but they turned out to be false.
Arsenal forward Danny Welbeck has tipped Jack Wilshere to go on to the next level after leaving the Emirates Stadium. The England striker said he was gutted to see him teammate leave the north London club but then he understood the reason for the decision.
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has confirmed that Danny Welbeck is one of four stars ruled out of contention until after the upcoming international break. Back-up goalkeeper David Ospina and defenders Calum Chambers and Shkodran Mustafi make up the remainder of the quartet.
For Welbeck, it is the latest in the procession of injuries that have plagued his career so far at the North London club. He had to come off during the recent 2-1 defeat at Watford with a recurrence of the groin strain which had kept him out previously. Ironically, it was the England striker’s first game back from that injury. It’s a real blow for Wenger who is a big fan of what Welbeck brings to the side. His all-round game perfectly complements the likes of Alexis Sanchez and Alexandre Lacazette and he will be a big miss. Read More
Arsenal are set to make changes to their line-up this January and in the summer after years of stagnation. They have not won the league for eons but now they are now battling to even make the Top Six – a new low for the Gunners.
They have not won the Champions League either and for years they barely got past the Round of 16 but now it’s the Europa League, which they are not even sure of winning. There are reports that Arsene Wenger wants to bring some changes in the team as he is under pressure again. Making profits for the club and adding FA Cups cannot work anymore as the fans want something different. These days people do not expect so much from the Gunners.
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