Giuseppe Labellarte

5 days ago | tbrfootball.com | Giuseppe Labellarte

TBR Football can exclusively confirm that Arsenal have reached agreement with Martin Zubimendi’s camp regarding a move to the Emirates Stadium. The Gunners will be eager to strengthen their ranks in the summer to give Mikel Arteta a better chance of winning the Premier League title. Ian Wright and Chris Sutton both said recruitment has been a major issue at Arsenal, and Andrea Berta has already set about putting it right.

5 days ago | tbrfootball.com | Giuseppe Labellarte

Liverpool right-back Trent Alexander-Arnold is set to leave Anfield this summer and, as a result, Conor Bradley is now in the Anfield spotlight. For years, Trent Alexander-Arnold has been a fixture in Liverpool’s starting XI, while Conor Bradley has been a superb understudy. However, Alexander-Arnold will be leaving Anfield in the wake of his contract expiring, with Real Madrid said to be his next destination.

5 days ago | tbrfootball.com | Giuseppe Labellarte

Tottenham Hotspur midfielder Archie Gray has enjoyed a superb maiden season at N17 following his summer move from Leeds United. Tottenham paid Leeds £30million to bring Gray to North London and it has certainly proven a shrewd investment thus far. Not only has Gray featured prominently for Tottenham, but he also covered admirably at centre-back during Spurs’ injury crisis in defence.

5 days ago | tbrfootball.com | Giuseppe Labellarte

Arsenal, Manchester City, Chelsea and Liverpool are all likely to be busy in the summer transfer window as they look to strengthen their ranks. The Premier League’s top sides are normally able to attract the world’s best players – but when Real Madrid get involved, that can throw a spanner in the works. And with Real Madrid set to replace Carlo Ancelotti with Xabi Alonso this summer, it could have big repercussions on what Arsenal, Manchester City, Chelsea, Liverpool and others do in the market.

5 days ago | tbrfootball.com | Giuseppe Labellarte

Arsenal have a lot of soul-searching to do in the wake of a season that promised so much and ultimately delivered little. The Gunners were hoping to make it third time lucky in the Premier League title race and also go far in the cups. Arsenal ultimately fell short in the Premier League title race, with the Champions League becoming their main focus for the campaign. However, the Gunners couldn’t get the better of Paris Saint-Germain, who advanced to the final at Arsenal’s expense.