Viktor Gyokeres could make his Arsenal debut when the Gunners take on Tottenham on Thursday. Gyokeres completed his move to Arsenal last weekend, arriving from Sporting as part of a deal that could eventually be worth over £60million. The striker has joined Arsenal on their pre-season tour of Asia and he is being assessed by medical staff.

Sarina Wiegman's Emirates Stadium contingent made the difference for the Lionesses this summer. Their next mission is to chase down Chelsea

Over the last three seasons, the Premier League champs have had an attacker score an average of 30 league goals

Arsenal and Liverpool may have been handed a massive boost in the race to sign Real Madrid forward Rodrygo. The Brazil international’s appears to be heading for the Santiago Bernabeu exit door this summer after being used sparingly at the Club World Cup.

Arsenal beat Newcastle 3-2 in Singapore on Sunday as Mikel Arteta’s kept their winning run going in preseason. Anthony Elanga put Newcastle ahead early on as the new signing made a great first impression on his first start, but then Arsenal equalized through Mikel Merino and an own goal from Jacob Murphy moments later made it 2-1.

Gyokeres is a forward-thinking player who loves to run in behind, work the channels, and his first thought on the ball is whether he can shoot. However, he’s not an archetypal penalty-box poacher; aerial duels and receiving crosses aren’t his biggest strengths.

William Saliba has warned Arsenal's Premier League rivals that playing against Viktor Gyokeres is "scary" and backed the club's new striker to help end their wait for silverware.

Newcastle United have reportedly pivoted to Southampton goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale after James Trafford became the club’s latest unsuccessful transfer target. Magpies manager Eddie Howe previously worked with Ramsdale during their time together at Bournemouth.

There is something unique about a football fan's love for their club. As once said by the great Arrigo Sacchi: "Football is the most important of the least important things in life". Tears of joy - and heartbreak. Friendships forged. Memories that last a lifetime.

Alessia Russo is leading the race to break Spain’s dominance of the Ballon d’Or Féminin, with her double-winning season for club and country putting her ahead of the pack.Mundo Deprotivo 28 July