Arsenal face £60m transfer exit as Mikel Arteta gives huge Bukayo Saka injury update

Check out the top Arsenal news, including the latest on Emile Smith Rowe, Bukayo Saka and Pep Guardiola.

Arsenal have a big weekend ahead of them as they prepare for a big game against Manchester City on Sunday afternoon. The two clubs had a fierce battle for the Premier League title last season, with City winning the battle, and it is likely that there will be a title battle again this time.

The Cityzens are currently in the lead, with him one point ahead of the Gunners, but both teams could have an advantage over the other in the fixture. With Rodri set to miss the visiting team due to suspension, both sides could face difficult decisions regarding their squad.

North Londoners are sweating over the fitness of Bukayo Saka, who has battled three separate injury concerns in the past two weeks. With that in mind, let’s take a look at the key stories ahead of a busy day at Emirates Stadium and beyond.

Smith Rowe’s departure

Premier League rivals West Ham are interested in signing Arsenal winger Emile Smith Rowe in the next transfer window, Team Talk reports. The Hale Ender has struggled for minutes over the past year or so as he has struggled with a number of injuries and the possibility of leaving the club.

The Gunners are demanding a transfer fee worth around £60m for Mason Mount from Chelsea to Manchester United, according to reports.

Bukayo Saka injury update

Mikel Arteta has provided an update on Bukayo Saka ahead of Arsenal’s game against Manchester City, hoping the winger will be selected for the visiting Premier League champions. The winger was forced off in midweek’s Champions League defeat to RC Lens, and there are doubts about his inclusion in Sunday’s squad.

Guardiola’s Arsenal title predictions

Manchester City manager Josep Guardiola believes Arsenal are once again a force at the top of the football world and predicts they will once again be included in the Premier League title list. There is. The Gunners have steadily improved and are now strong contenders in all competitions.