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Barcelona loanee Denis Suarez appears to be hinting at a permanent deal at the Emirates with his recent statements regarding his desire to become an important player in the Gunners squad. In case you didn’t know… Suarez completed his loan move to the North London club towards the end of January and will continue to play in an Arsenal shirt for the remainder of the season. The 25-year-old previously spent two seasons with defending champions Manchester City and later moved to Barcelona, where he has struggled to break into the first team....

In case you didn’t know… Bellerin was originally ruled out of action for nine months after he ruptured his anterior cruciate ligament during a Premier League clash against Chelsea on January 19. The Spain international has since undergone successful surgery and has been under extensive rehabilitation for months. Arsenal have been suffering a defensive crisis in the last couple of years and Bellerin’s injury came as a huge blow to the team, who have been struggling to find a decent replacement for the Spaniard’s position....

In case you didn’t know… Aubameyang has been linked with a shock transfer to Old Trafford in recent weeks and is believed to be targeted as a possible replacement for Romelu Lukaku. The Gabon international is also apparently said to be open to the move, with United reportedly planning a £70 million offer for his services. The 30-year-old struck an electric partnership with Alexandre Lacazette last season, a combination that incredibly benefited the former Borussia Dortmund star....

What’s the story? A number of UK newspapers including the Metro, the Sun, the Independent and the Express are reporting that Arsenal has agreed on personal terms, including a financial package of £90,000-a-week, with Ligue-1 winning midfielder Thomas Lemar of AS Monaco. The Gunners have been linked with the midfielder for quite some time now – and as their (club) record-breaking capture of Alexandre Lacazette has shown, they are not short of ambition this summer....

Last month, the 68-year-old announced that he will be leaving the Emirates Stadium outfit after 22 years in charge. The former Monaco boss joined the Gunners in 1996 and helped the club to three Premier League, seven FA Cup and Community Shield titles. Iwobi broke into the first team in 2015 under the guidance of the French tactician and has become a key figure for the club. This season, he has made 23 league appearances, scoring twice....

The Mail published an online article on Wednesday covering the Gunners’ open training session ahead of the first leg of their Europa League semi-final against Atletico Madrid. The report suggested Bellerin and Lacazette “squared up to each other” having clashed when contesting a high ball and featured pictures of their apparent confrontation. However, the Spain right-back tweeted to dismiss the notion of a rift between himself and the former Lyon striker and had little doubt over the newspaper’s motive....

Arsenal have completed the signing of Spanish left-back Nacho Monreal from La Liga side Malaga. 26-year-old Monreal was initially to be targeted by the Gunners only in the summer, but an injury to England international Kieran Gibbs has seen it brought forward to this month. A fee of around £8.5 million was stumped up by Arsenal for the player, but Arsene Wenger will not be able to use his new signing in the UEFA Champions League, with the former Osasuna man having already featured in the competition for Malaga this season....

The keeper had a great overall game and even saved a second-half penalty from Declan Rice. The penalty came as a result of Tomas Soucek handling a goal-bound shot from Scott McKenna. However, Henderson came up with the goods just a day after Manchester United suffered a nightmare result against Brentford. United goalkeeper David de Gea was at direct fault for two of the goals and endured a terrible afternoon as the Red Devils slumped to a 4-0 loss....

READ MORE: Aguero outshines Messi as Man City clicks Spanish newspaper El Periodico reports that Sanchez, 27, faces criminal proceedings after failing to pay taxes for his image rights throughout 2012 and 2013, when he played for Barcelona. Sanchez is alleged to have transferred his image rights to a company named Numidia Trading, of which he owned 99 percent, though he failed to declare his ownership. El Periodico claims that Sanchez originally transferred his image rights to a Chile-based company named Inversiones Alsan, of which he also holds a 99 percent stake....

Arsenal confirmed that the midfielder had suffered a “slight ankle knock” and will not take part in Thursday’s Premier League clash. Granit Xhaka and Aaron Ramsey are therefore tasked with anchoring the middle of the park, with a trio made up of Mesut Ozil, Henrikh Mkhitaryan and Danny Welbeck supporting Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang up front. The Gunners are otherwise near full strength, with Laurent Koscielny and Shkodran Mustafi aiming to stop one of the league’s most potent attacks in the middle of defence at the Emirates....

The situation at Stamford Bridge escalated quickly after Mourinho criticised the club’s medical staff for attending to Eden Hazard during injury time of Chelsea’s Premier League season opener against Swansea which finished 2-2. Goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois was sent off just after the interval and the medical team’s intervention meant they had to play with nine men for a short period of time. This enraged Mourinho, who criticised the medical staff as “naive and impulsive” and added that even the support personnel “have to understand the game....

For Wood, 65, it means coming out of retirement; he stepped down in 2004 after 24 years as head of the Art Institute of Chicago. A respected museum director, he’s expected to restore stability to the Getty Trust. Despite the continuing ferment, Wood believes that Getty officials have already made most of the fixes necessary to get beyond the scandals. Speaking from his home in Rhode Island by telephone with NEWSWEEK’s Andrew Murr, Wood stressed the importance of negotiating a settlement with Italy, following new stricter acquisition guidelines while still buying “aggressively” to expand the young museum’s collections....

MSCHF, an art collective behind viral products including Lil Nas X’s “Satan Shoes” and the sword that Grimes carried at the 2021 Met Gala, is back with an “eat the rich” campaign where people can order a popsicle with a billionaire’s face on it. The popsicle’s names include “Snack on Jack,” “Bite Bezos,” “Gobble Gates,” “Suck Zuck” and “Munch Musk,” according to Input, and are available out of MSCHF’s own ice cream trucks that will be available in New York City and Los Angeles on July 11,12, and 13....

The LaLiga champions fast-tracked their signing of the 21-year-old as a replacement for the outgoing Paulinho, who has returned to Guangzhou Evergrande. Arthur was initially expected to remain in Brazil on loan for a season, but will now inherit the midfield mantle from Iniesta. He has also been likened to another club great in Xavi and believes the lofty comparisons serve as inspiration rather than pressure. “It’s fantastic to be compared to such great players,” he told reporters at Thursday’s presentation....

In a recent blog post, Valve has acknowledged their disappointment and that the current model is not working. The game itself is really fun, compared to other card games in the market such as Hearthstone, Gwent or Shadowverse. But their model for gathering cards wasn’t working, especially because you could get a lot of duplicate hero cards. What was unique about Artifact was also the market system, where players could trade their cards in the Steam Marketplace for a custom price....

“In a newspaper office no day is typical, but I will describe one day no more incoherent than a hundred others. When I came in one morning at 9 I was assigned to find and interview an Italian bricklayer who resembled the Prince of Wales; someone telephoned that he had been offered a job in Hollywood. I tracked him to the cellar of a matzoth bakery on the East Side, where he was repairing an oven....

Arzani, 19, suffered the knee injury after coming on for his Celtic debut against Dundee last week. The five-time Socceroo, arguably Australia’s brightest young talent, confirmed he would be sidelined until next season, ruling him out of his nation’s Asian Cup title defence early next year. “Thank you to everyone who has taken the time out of their day to show support and love,” Arzani wrote on Instagram on Tuesday....

Si bien la influencer fue muy criticada por realizar esas stories, esto abrió el debate sobre la responsabilidad que los creadores y creadoras de contenido tienen con respecto a sus seguidores y, sobre todo, con cómo puede afectar esto a la forma que tenemos de percibir un evento tan importante como una guerra. Las redes sociales son una muestra de que el ser humano necesita estar en conexión constante con el mundo y poder así manifestar una diversidad muy amplia de opiniones....

Perhaps that’s why Representative Ilhan Omar of Minnesota, who’s running for re-election in a highly visible primary with national implications, so easily gets under the skin of President Donald Trump and congressional Republicans. Good trouble is what she’s all about. Republicans would love to see Omar lose her seat. Her effectiveness is not only a direct rebuke to those who reject progressive policies, but also a strong visual of a Black Muslim American woman in power....