News about Ainsley Maitland-Niles

Arsenal will cut ten players after the month's contract, including one who made 132 appearances for the first team. On Friday morning, the Gunners released a statement to announce which players will be leaving the team when their contracts officially end. Ainsley Maitland-Niles, who has spent the past four seasons on loan at various clubs, is one of those.

With the Gunners promising to splurge more than £200 million this summer, Mikel Arteta is expected to help him back Mikel Arteta. However, the North London club will attempt to offload a few players in order to balance the books. Granit Xhaka has a departure, with Kieran Tierney, Emile Smith Rowe, Folarin Balogun, Rob Holding, Ainsley Maitland-Niles, Albert Sambi Lokonga, Cadric Soares, Reiss Nelson, and Eddie Nketiah also on the list. According to reports, Arsenal midfielder Xhaka has been offered the opportunity to join Bayer Leverkusen.

Since his arrival, xMikel Arteta has resurgent the club, shedding what some supporters deeming as 'dead wood' and leading a youthful side to a hardball championship with just 10 games remaining. With the Spaniards seemingly settled on the names he trusts, reports suggest that Arsenal's summer plans are now turning towards the players, with which members of their first team squad being allowed to move.

SOUTHAMPTON 3-3, MATT BARLOW AT ST. MARY'S STADIUM: Southampton used to be able to enjoy this time of year, stir and stretch, and break free from whatever relegation tangle they had delved into during the winter. These feats of escapology starred an eclectic cast, but they were often led by Matt Le Tissier, whose goals and assists would earn the Saints points from the most unlikely places to lift the Saints above the dotted line by the season's end. By the time they had recovered from 3-1 down to save a point against Tottenham, the same irrepressibility had returned to the air by the Solent, and interim manager Ruben Selles' name was ringing around St Mary's.

Mikel Arteta's crew traveled to Thomas Frank's then-newly promoted Brentford team where they were given a comprehensive lesson in planning and applying. Knives, which were in some quarters, were already out of the game, and two more consecutive losses at a total score of 7-0 did not do much to stem the tide. Arsenal has improved dramatically following a slow start to that put them at the bottom of the table, with some questioning where their next victory could come from. It was only a late season blip that saw them drop out of the Champions League after coming from the canvass of their poor start to a run in the upper echelons of the sport.

After Newcastle struggled to bring in a number of players during the summer transfer window, Eddie Howe said 'everyone is against us,' accusing rivals of inflating transfer fees due to their Saudi-led takeover. During the transfer window, the Magpies' attempts to sign players such as Jack Harrison, James Maddison, and Ainsley Maitland-Niles were dissatisfied.

According to reports, Arsenal made a £20 million bid for Brazilian midfielder Danilo. Although the Gunners look to get a midfielder before the transfer window closes on Thursday evening, Mikel Arteta's side is being scrutinized by the Palmeiras star. Arsenal made the bid for the 21-year-old on Tuesday, according to Goal Brazil, although the Palmeiras hierarchy is expected to decline it.

At the weekend, the Egypt midfielder made his first appearance of the season and played the full 90 minutes as the Premier League made it four wins out of four this season. In Mikel Arteta's starting XI, Thomas Partey was recalled as a precaution due to a tight right thigh. The 30-year-old sustained a serious injury during the victory but the Athletic claim that it was not until the match that the issue became apparent.