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"LET’S TALK IN MAY": MIKEL ARTETA REFUSES TO JUDGE VIKTOR GYOKERES AMID GOAL-SCORING SLUMP
Mikel Arteta discusses his relentless drive for the Premier League title and addresses Viktor Gyokeres' form ahead of Man United.
Mikel Arteta isn’t hiding it—he wants to win the Premier League with Arsenal more than anyone else. The hunger, the drive, the pure desire—he says nobody has more of it than he does.
It’s been a long wait. Arsenal hasn’t lifted the league trophy since 2004. They’ve finished second three times in a row now. This season, though, something feels different. They’ve built a solid seven-point lead at the top, and there are still 16 games left—48 points up for grabs.
Manchester City are stumbling. Liverpool? They’re way back, 14 points off the pace. Suddenly, it looks like Arteta’s title is at stake.
Ahead of a huge match against Manchester United at the Emirates, Arteta talked about what it’ll take. He’s only won one trophy so far—the FA Cup in 2020—but he’s laser-focused. “Nobody wants this more than I do,” he said. “But the only way we get there is by staying focused, being in the moment, and improving every single day. That’s what we can control. Everything else is just a distraction.”
Gabriel Jesus just bagged two goals in that 3-1 Champions League win over Inter Milan. But there’s a chance Viktor Gyokeres could get the nod against United. Gyokeres came off the bench in Italy to score Arsenal’s third, yet he’s had a tough start in his first season in England. At Sporting Lisbon, he was a goal machine—97 goals in 102 games. Here? Just five in the league.
Arteta isn’t ready to judge. “Let’s talk at the end of the season,” he said. “Honestly, even that’s not always enough time. We need to remember this is a tough league, the roles for strikers are changing, and there’s a lot to consider. We’ll look at everything, not just goals.”
One player who won’t feature this weekend is Ethan Nwaneri. The 18-year-old just went out on loan to Marseille until the end of the season. Arteta explained, “He’s a huge talent, and he needs minutes. He wasn’t getting enough here. The last thing we want is for his development to stall—football is his whole life, and Marseille will be a fantastic experience for him.”
TITLE RACE TWIST: ARSENAL DROP POINTS AT BRENTFORD AS LEAD CUT TO FOUR
Arsenal held in London! Noni Madueke’s opener was cancelled out by Keane Lewis-Potter as the Gunners' lead shrinks to four points.
Noni Madueke put the leaders ahead right on the hour, but honestly, Brentford deserved at least a point and got it when Keane Lewis-Potter equalised.
Arsenal’s still sitting four points clear at the top, chasing that first league title in 22 years. But they’ve got a tough trip to second-placed City coming up in their last 12 games.
That draw gave Brentford’s European hopes a solid boost; they're still seventh. Keith Andrews’ team has only lost twice at home all season, and Arsenal were honestly a bit lucky not to chalk up their fourth league loss.
David Raya, facing his old club, pulled off a brilliant save to deny Igor Thiago’s powerful header the best chance of the first half.
Arsenal had to do without William Saliba and Kai Havertz, both out with illness and injury. Good news for them: Martin Odegaard and Bukayo Saka made it back onto the bench. At halftime, Arteta threw on Odegaard, and you could feel the shift; the visitors suddenly looked a lot more dangerous.
Their pressure finally paid off when Madueke climbed high at the back post to nod Piero Hincapie’s cross back past Caoimhin Kelleher.
But instead of pushing for another, Arsenal started to sit back, trying to hang onto their lead. That’s when Brentford really started to believe. Thiago forced Raya into another sharp stop, and Lewis-Potter should have equalised earlier. He headed wide from a corner with nobody marking him.
Set pieces have been a massive weapon for Arsenal this season, a big reason they’re leading the title chase. But Brentford know how to handle dead balls too. The equaliser came from one of Michael Kayode’s long throws. Sepp van den Berg flicked it on, and Lewis-Potter nipped in ahead of Odegaard to head it home.
In the last 20 minutes, Brentford actually looked more likely to win. Cristhian Mosquera made a crucial tackle on Thiago right at the end, and Thiago almost found his 18th Premier League goal in stoppage time he just blasted it over.
Right at the death, Arsenal nearly stole it. Kelleher came flying off his line to deny Gabriel Martinelli.
HALE END EXIT: ARSENAL YOUNGSTER CHARLES SAGOE JR JOINS SWEDISH SIDE KALMAR FF
Charles Sagoe Jr has joined Kalmar FF on loan. Discover why the Arsenal academy graduate chose Sweden and what it means for Hale End.
Arsenal just moved on from a player who’s barely had a chance in the first team, Charles Sagoe Jr, who only made one appearance for the club.
After a wild summer in 2025, where they brought in eight new signings like Martin Zubimendi, Viktor Gyokeres, and Ebere Eze, Arsenal didn’t really do much in January. No big arrivals, no headline exits.
Despite that summer spending spree, they haven’t exactly cashed in on outgoing players. Nuno Tavares, Marquinhos, Albert Sambi Lokonga, and Oleksandr Zinchenko together brought in less than £20 million, pretty underwhelming when you think about it.
Where Arsenal have made good money is actually through their academy. Guys like Eddie Nketiah, Emile Smith Rowe, Folarin Balogun, and Joe Willock all left for between £20m and £30m each. Since they came through Hale End, that’s basically pure profit.
Now, Charles Sagoe Jr, another academy product, has left the training ground at London Colney. Swedish club Kalmar FF just confirmed they’ve got him on loan. Sagoe Jr made his senior debut back in the 2023/24 League Cup against Brentford, and he was the only youngster to get a debut that season, following Ethan Nwaneri, who’d broken through the year before. But Sagoe Jr, now 21, hasn’t played for Mikel Arteta since.
Since then, he’s had loan spells at Swansea City and Shrewsbury Town and even turned down a call-up from the Liberian national team.
Kalmar’s sporting director, Mats Winblad, said they’ve been tracking Sagoe Jr for ages. He’s already training with them, and they hope he’ll get his first minutes as soon as Saturday, against IFK Norrkoping.
Let’s be honest: Sweden’s Allsvenskan isn’t exactly the highest level in Europe. It ranks below the top leagues in the Czech Republic, Greece, Cyprus, and Scotland. So, Sagoe Jr’s move says something about Arsenal’s recent struggles to develop and keep hold of promising young players.
Just last year, the club lost Ayden Heaven and Chido Obi to Manchester United. Other highly rated youth products, Dan Ballard, Xavier Amaechi, and Reiss Nelson, never quite cemented a regular spot in Arsenal’s first team.
And, in another big change, Per Mertesacker recently stepped down after eight years running the academy.
According to Transfermarkt, Sagoe Jr is valued at €300k. Meanwhile, Arsenal are back in action against Brentford tomorrow.
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