Catch all the latest Arsenal news, including updates on Mikel Arteta sacking, sporting director latest and Ian Wright.
Arsenal are fresh from their frustrating draw with Nottingham Forest in the Premier League, which has seen the side slip further from current leaders Liverpool.
The Gunners have a bit of a break before their next match, with no league action played over the coming weekend.
Instead, their attention turns to the Champions League, with PSV Eindhoven awaiting in the round of 16 in the first leg on Tuesday night.
So with that said, here’s a look at all the latest Arsenal news ahead of another busy day.
Arsenal stance on Mikel Arteta sacking
Pressure has been building from some sections of the fanbase over the future of Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta.
The Gunners look set for another disappointing finish in the Premier League, with a huge gap to leaders Liverpool now built.
While some have questioned Arteta’s future, Arsenal Insider understands the Arsenal board fully back the manager going forward.
The head coach isn’t worried about his current security at the club, while some sources were “shocked” that it was even a discussion.
Read more on Mikel Arteta sacking decision.
Arsenal sporting director latest
Another role under consideration at Arsenal is that of the sporting director, following on from Edu Gaspar’s surprise resignation.
The Gunners have been closely monitoring their options, with the Athletic claiming an appointment is aimed for March.
The report links five names with the job, including interim Jason Ayto along with Dan Ashworth, Andrea Berta, Roberto Olabe and Thiago Scuro.
It remains to be seen who is picked out of those options, or perhaps a left-field name in the frame, but it will be a key decision.
Read more on Arsenal sporting director latest.
Ian Wright fumes at Arsenal board
Arsenal legend Ian Wright hasn’t held back when it comes to discussions over the current season for his old club.
With the Gunners drifting towards another disappointing campaign, the ex-forward called out the Arsenal board on the Rest is Football podcast.
He said: “I think the board [are at fault] personally. I’m going with the board here. They have not helped this man [Mikel Arteta], he’s coached us as far as he can.”
Read more on Ian Wright and the Arsenal board.
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