The Arsenal FC - Related News and Devts for 2023-24 Season

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Ahead of the official Premier League announcement of all men’s players who will be out of contract at their current clubs on June 30, we are taking this opportunity to thank those players leaving us at the end of the month.

We are saying goodbye to the following men’s players and scholars, and have also included the three women’s players we have previously announced will also be departing.

Players are presented in alphabetical order:

Mauro Bandeira
Omari Benjamin
Luis Brown
Catalin Cirjan
Noah Cooper
Sabrina D’Angelo
Henry Davies
Ovie Ejeheri
Mohamed Elneny
Taylor Foran
Hubert Graczyk
James Hillson
Henry Jeffcott
Tyreece John-Jules
Alex Kirk
James Lannin-Sweet
Kaylan Marckese
Vivianne Miedema
Arthur Okonkwo
Kamarni Ryan
Cedric Soares
Kido Taylor-Hart

In addition, please note the following players’ contracts also expire on June 30. Discussions are ongoing and once matters are finalised between all parties, we will communicate in due course.

Amario Cozier-Duberry
Karl Hein
Reuell Walters

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^A fact that has not been contested. Riddock Bukayo, on the ropes, but still standing like Reginald Dwight’s defiant classic. Long into the twelfth and all the way to the starting XI. Bomber Sako, RAF 51st regiment. Was there in ‘45 and will be there in ‘24.

Oh so reality has dawned on ya that those footsteps of Palmer have finally reached the doormat of Southgate?
Okay guess better late than never lol

Again, Palmer’s best work is done in-field, centrally. If not mistaken yesterday he was deployed in a floating role inside, Mudryk and Madueke out wide. One would argue he’s more in competition with Foden, Maddison et al than Bukayo Saka.

It remains to be seen whether Southgate will deviate from his norm.

As impressive as the numbers have been, Bomber Sako wide right, pace, power and most of all, black. Absolutely essential outlet for the counter and criticism. First name on the team sheet and “he’s bringing it home!”.

Five games in. Bob Saka owning the right hand side. Never. In. Doubt.

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^A fact that has not been contested. Riddock Bukayo, on the ropes, but still standing like Reginald Dwight’s defiant classic. Long into the twelfth and all the way to the starting XI. Bomber Sako, RAF 51st regiment. Was there in ‘45 and will be there in ‘24.

Oh so reality has dawned on ya that those footsteps of Palmer have finally reached the doormat of Southgate?
Okay guess better late than never lol

Again, Palmer’s best work is done in-field, centrally. If not mistaken yesterday he was deployed in a floating role inside, Mudryk and Madueke out wide. One would argue he’s more in competition with Foden, Maddison et al than Bukayo Saka.

It remains to be seen whether Southgate will deviate from his norm.

As impressive as the numbers have been, Bomber Sako wide right, pace, power and most of all, black. Absolutely essential outlet for the counter and criticism. First name on the team sheet and “he’s bringing it home!”.

Five games in. Bob Saka owning the right hand side. Never. In. Doubt.

Erm we said the footsteps of Palmer were getting louder and louder, no?
Has he been featuring? Yes.
End of story.

By the how did your belief in the teams with the Hams turn out?

Coach out pimping Ful-ham, West Ham, Totten-ham equals No trophy for Arsenal.
I know a jinx when I see one