News about Eddie Nketiah

The Gunners crashed out of the Champions League against Bayern Munich on Wednesday night but are already planning to revamp their team ahead of next season as they look to crack the big time. Arsenal will release significant funds this summer, with their spending on incomings to be supplemented by a number of exits.

In the latest episode of 'It's All Kicking Off!' the lads once again delve into the attacking issues at Arsenal as Chris gives his take on why Kai Havertz might be struggling up top and questions where that leaves Eddie Nketiah.

ISAAN KHAN IN MUNICH: Arsenal crashed out of the Champions League at the hands of Bayern Munich on Wednesday night, as Joshua Kimmich's second-half header handed the German giants a 3-2 win on aggregate at the Allianz Arena. Bayern, who conceded the Bundesliga crown to Bayer Leverkusen this weekend after winning 11 consecutive top flight titles, kept hopes of major silverware alive as they booked their place in the Champions League semi-finals alongside fellow German outfit Borussia Dortmund. Arsenal fought hard after falling behind in the 63rd minute but struggled to produce any clear cut chances, as Mikel Arteta threw on the likes of Leandro Trossard, Gabriel Jesus and Eddie Nketiah in pursuit of an equaliser.

ISAAN KHAN: They have the best defense in the Premier League, and Thomas Partey's long-awaited return may make Arsenal even more useful. The Gunners have the most clean sheets (10) and have conceded the fewest goals (23) in the division, having restarted after losing to Fulham and West Ham in late December seemed to have put their title campaign into freefall. Gabriel Jesus or Eddie Nketiah leading the line, with Kai Havertz on the left and Declan Rice in a holding role, has been adapted late. Rice, as seen in the pivotal games against Liverpool and Newcastle last month, plays a roaming role when he was given the opportunity to keep Jorginho's safety.

Piers Morgan has mocked Mikel Arteta's decision to start Kai Havertz up front for Arsenal's vital match against Liverpool at The Emirates. Gabriel Jesus, according to the Gunners' manager, was coerced to make the squad for Sunday's game. The Brazilian sustained a knee injury in preparation, leading Arteta to a rethink about who to pick in attack for the match between Arsenal's title rivals. The Spanish manager picked Eddie Nketiah in place of like-for-like and picked Eddie Nketiah in place of the Arsenal number nine, rather than swapping like-for-like and selecting Hash as the team's key weapon. Many Gunners followers were surprised, and in particular TV host Morgan who made his feelings known with a piece on X.

Arsenal is a footballer who plays for Arsenal, and the Emirates needed a big win to resurrect their form on Saturday. They got it against Crystal Palace, and they've taken it against Crystal Palace. The Gunners have struggled for goals relative to their championship rivals so far this season, but the Gunners' clinical success against Palace has put them just two points behind leaders Liverpool.

SIMON JONES: Arsenal is monitoring Bologna's Joshua Zirkzee, but a summer contract is more likely for the 22-year-old striker. In recent weeks, the Gunners have failed to score goals, with Bukayo Saka's six making him their top scorer in the Premier League. Gabriel Jesus sustained another knee injury recently, while Eddie Nketiah's long-term future at the Emirates is uncertain, with Kai Havertz selected in attack for the 2-0 loss to Liverpool on Sunday.

Arsenal has claimed that signing a world class striker during the January transfer window would not be possible, as the club continues to remain within Financial Fair Play limits. Declan Rice bought Declan Rice for £105 million, Kai Havertz for £65 million, and Jurrien Timber for £40 million. Despite this, they were unable to raise their hopes to the top, with Mikel Arteta relying on Gabriel Jesus and Eddie Nketiah, the former of which have been sidelined for major portions of the season.

In Arsenal's 2-0 loss to Liverpool in the FA Cup, the German started the best on the ground but then missed out on a chance after chance - five of his 19 first-half touches were shots. Chris Sutton believes that Mikel Arteta's decision to bring him there is detrimental to both the 24-year-old and the team as a whole. Eddie Nketiah has "no future" at the club, according to It's All Kicking Off, if Arteta is selecting a natural midfielder over him.

IAN LADYMAN: It says a lot about the English football fan's psychology that they are able to travel 200 miles on a winter's afternoon without having a clue how they will get home. However, thousands of Liverpool supporters gathered in protest against a tube strike that might have left some of them walking back to Euston after the full whistle. It was called off at the end. The news filtered through just before halftime, and from there, it was only a day that continued to improve. In the second half of the FA Cup, Liverpool scored two strikes of their own, and another journey into the early rounds is underway.

On Sunday, Premier League powerhouse Arsenal and Liverpool will clash in one of the weekend's most highly awaited FA Cup fixtures. Both teams are in a remarkably different mood going into today's game, with the Gunners losing three of their last five games to finish fifth in the table, while the Reds' last five games consisting of three victories and two draws. Jurgen Klopp's side is currently ranked third place in the table, three points ahead of second-placed Aston Villa and five ahead of Arsenal in fourth place.

Kieran Gill answers your questions about Crystal Palace, including the most recent information about Roy Hodgson and a possible change for Eddie Nketiah, join Mail Sport's live blog.

ISAAN KHAN CHASTIN COTTAGE: Many Arsenal supporters have voted for a centre forward. You could imagine why after this afternoon. The Gunners often score from somewhere - so far there have been 16 different scorers in all competitions, but they lack a central striker figure who can be the focal point up front. Gabriel Jesus' replacement was surprisingly started Eddie Nketiah in his place, indicating that he still assesses a hole in that position. It's impossible to dredge up a piece of Nketiah's impact here. However, there's another problem that seemed to be lacking a lot of energy.

Simon Jones of Mail Sport gives us a detailed rundown of who players each of the Premier League clubs should expect to bring in this January. So many actors could be on their way out during next month's transfer window as well as the actresses who may be on their way out.

Arsenal striker Eddie Nketiah is on the front of a new investigation, but no one at Crystal Palace has expressed concern for the England international's arrest. The Eagles are looking for a new center forward and are long-lovers of Nketiah. However, Mail Sport has learned that Palace have been told that, although things are fair, the forward is not available during the January period.

Gareth Southgate's roster has undergone significant change since losing to Italy two years ago as a penalty-shoot out winner. His current squad featured six players who had not been signed at the time of the final at Wembley. The England boss, who has a reputation as a skepticism-oriented operator both on and off the track, seems to have loosened his stringent selection criteria for newbies. Eddie Nketiah, Levi Colwill, Eberechi Eze, Rico Lewis, and Cole Palmer have all made their debuts in the last six months.

ISAAN KHAN: Arsenal's first-half strike put Arsenal ahead of PSV Eindhoven who later equalized. When the Gunners defeated Lens 6-0, they were already in the playoffs, with the top spot already secured. The striker is now dreaming big. He said: 'My dream is to win (both)!It (the Champions League) is a fantastic competition to participate in. We've worked so hard to get there, so we'll continue to push every day to produce and hopefully fulfill our dreams.

After his colleague Sergino Dest's spectacular nutmeg against Arsenal, PSV's Johan Bakoyoko was left speechless. After playing out a 1-1 draw on Tuesday night, both sides be able to guarantee their respective positions in the Champions League knockout rounds. In the first half, Eddie Nketiah opened the scoring for the Gunners before Yorbe Vertessen scored an equalizer for the hosts shortly after the break.

After 42 minutes with a well-taken finish, Eddie Nketiah put the Gunners ahead, partnering with Reiss Nelson to give the visitors the edge.

As Arsenal takes on PSV in Champions League action, follow Mail Sport's live blog for the most recent score, squad news, and coverage from the Phillips Stadium.

Diego Carlos of Aston Villa was lucky to escape a potential red card after appearing to elbow Eddie Nketiah during the Villains' win over Arsenal. In victory over the Gunners, John McGinn scored a seventh-minute winner as Aston Villa made it 15 home wins in a row. Unai Emery's men win, putting them one point behind their opponents in the Premier League's top four. However, they should be thankful that they didn't finish the game with ten men after the Brazilian defender's off-the-ball incident. When Nketiah started to run behind the centre-back, Carlos flung his elbow in the direction of the England striker, causing him to crash to the ground, late in the second half.

In a dramatic conclusion to Arsenal's 1-0 loss to Aston Villa on Saturday evening, Kai Havertz clashed with Emiliano Martinez. Arsenal had a last-gasp equalizer declared out by VAR after the German midfielder was supposed to tackle the ball inside the six yard box, with Eddie Nketiah bundling the ball into the back of the net. Arsenal pushed a late penalty back, with a long ball coming in to the Villa penalty area. Martinez hopped to claim the catch before Havertz nudged the Argentinae, who then collapsed to the ground.

ISAAN KHAN: Arsenal is expected to repeat last season's title defense, but Martin Odegaard and his goals will be vital to the team's triumph against Wolves. With two assists, Leandro Trossard, playing in a tangle, and Eddie Nketiah striking a post, he may have ended the game. Various causes have led him to the fact that he had not reached the level of success he was delivering weekly last season.

Premier League clubs are gearing up for wall-to-wall fixtures between now and the year's final international break of 2023. Many in Europe will no doubt have to handle the most demanding runs over the holiday season, with Manchester City, Newcastle, and Liverpool all set for dramatic turnarounds. December is a crucial moment in Premier League management as it determines what kind of season they will be having. If you're looking for a new year, make it a fruitful one. The fixtures must be handled properly, and the wheels can be removed quickly.