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The Premier League is one of the world’s best and most competitive leagues and over the last few years, with fitness, health and training regimes becoming more and more refined, we’re seeing players hit their peak later in life and play on for much longer.
Mikel Arteta is so far doing a good job as Arsenal boss. The big test, though, will come in the summer, when Arteta will have his first clear opportunity to re-shape the squad in his image.
Over the years, the Premier League has thrown up some tantalising teams and many pundits will argue that Pep Guardiola’s Man City are emerging as the next team to fit the bill. Currently unbeaten in the league this season, the Citizens are playing some of the best football we’ve witnessed in England, and many are understandably starting to question whether they can emulate Arsenal’s historic Invincibles season.
Former Arsenal and Germany goalkeeper Jens Lehmann has criticised some of the current Gunners players, saying that they must take some of the blame for the club's poor season and that they owe Arsene Wenger a lot.
English goalkeepers have been the subject of plenty of flak in recent decades, but could this be the best generation of goalkeepers for many years?
Former Arsenal goalkeeper Jens Lehmann has insisted that the Gunners had paid too much to sign Mesut Ozil from Real Madrid.
Reports suggest that Julio Cesar may snub Arsenal for a move to AS Roma. As for now it seems Arsenal will be stuck with their own homegrown lot of goalkeepers for yet another season.
The Daily Telegraph reports this morning that Arsene Wenger is considering a shock move for Arsenal legend Thierry Henry for the month of January, when forwards Marouane Chamakh and Gervinho both head off for the African Cup of Nations.
Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger may be set to finally resolve his goalkeeping crisis with a bid for Man City's out of favour goalkeeper Shay Given in January. Stories suggest that the Gunners will bid 5m GBP to bring the Irishman to the Emirates.
Bayern Munich midfielder Bastian Schweinsteiger has put some of the Premiership's top clubs on red alert after revealing that he would be interested in making the move to England at some stage of his career.
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