Taymour Khashoggi

It was through playground chatter, and much to the chagrin of my parents, that I found out that the Champions League final would soon be played no more than 30 minutes from where I lived.

As their new £105m signing slickly controlled a 96th minute corner and smashed the ball passed a luckless André Onana, a nervous Emirates Stadium erupted.

In October, 1886, a group of workers from a munitions factory in Woolwich decided to form a football team. In the 136 years since, that team has become one of the most successful in the country. Now, a group of disgruntled fans...

Bukayo Saka is Arsenal’s perfect ambassador on the global stage, but his Euro 2020 success is a warning for the club. England’s remarkable run to the final of Euro 2020 has gripped the nation in recent weeks, and there has been a surprise name at the center of the team’s historic run: Bukayo Saka. The […]

The Arsenal midfielder is linked with a move to AS Roma. As soon as Mbappé missed the crucial fifth penalty, the cameras panned to a beleaguered Didier Deschamps. As the colour drained from the Frenchman’s face, Roy Keane’s voice was heard from inside the ITV studio: “I’m glad they got punished for that. You can […]

What the Saliba and Guendouzi situations tell us about Arsenal’s recent management of young talents. There was a time when few clubs could rival Arsenal’s glowing reputation with developing young talents from around the world. Despite the recent on-pitch decline, the perception that was built during Arsène Wenger’s reign as manager has remained largely intact […]

What better way to win back favour with disgruntled fans than by saving a dying symbol of their bond with the club? Arsenal fans have had the misfortune of missing out on live football for over a year due to the coronavirus pandemic, and their connection to the club was dealt a heavier blow earlier […]