Eddie Nketiah

Eddie Nketiah is looking increasingly likely to leave Arsenal this summer - with two Premier League giants among the sides monitoring his situation.

Arsenal’s Eddie Nketiah is set to be out of contract in the summer with several Premier League clubs thought to be interested in acquiring the forward. The Mirror reports higher-ups at the North-London club are ‘pulling out all of the stops’ to retain the 22-year-old who joined the club as a schoolboy.

Nketiah and Hudson-Odoi are reportedly set to feature at the 2022 FIFA World Cup... but not for England.

At the 2008 Olympics, there were murmurs of shock when an all-conquering Jamaican team entrusted Asafa Powell to run its anchor leg in the men’s 4x100m relay. Just a few days earlier in the individual final, Usain Bolt had broken the world record, already showboating as he crossed the line while Powell laboured back in fifth. But if the decision had provoked any whispers of doubt, they were silenced emphatically when Powell crossed the line in just 8.68s - then the fastest anchor leg in history. He might have remained largely in Bolt’s shadow, who was behind barking encouragement right...

Eddie Nketiah’s quick-fire brace gave Arsenal a 2-1 home win against Leeds, who had Luke Ayling sent off at 2-0 and dropped into the bottom three

There are certain afternoons when fate seems destined to conspire in one direction. On this occasion, it was instigated by the relentless running of Eddie Nketiah within just five minutes and made permanent by a Leeds capitulation of such astounding conviction in the first half, it was as though they were intent on writing their own relegation obituary.After Tottenham dropped points against Liverpool yesterday, there ought to have been a degree of pressure on Mikel Arteta’s side, one that in the past they’ve struggled at times to shoulder. But there was a buoyancy to the Emirates on an idyllic spring...

Arsenal’s quest for a return to Champions League football continued as they laboured to a 2-1 victory over 10-man Leeds with Eddie Nketiah’s brace sending the visitors into the Premier League relegation zone.The clash at the Emirates Stadium was always going to have repercussions at both ends of the table and the result leaves the Gunners on the cusp of a top-four finish.Nketiah, on loan at Leeds during the 2019-20 campaign, appeared to all-but seal the points in the opening 10 minutes before Luke Ayling was dismissed to add to the woes of Leeds head coach Jesse Marsch, whose side...

Eddie Nketiah did not score but he did pretty much everything else; running in behind, coming short to hold the ball up, hustling, harrying and generally making a nuisance of himself. It was Arsenal's defensive resilience that pulled them through at the London Stadium on Sunday but the 2-1 win...

There has been much discussion on JustArsenal recently about whether Mikel Arteta should do his utmost to persuade Eddie Nketiah to sign a contract extension and stay at the Gunners next season, especially since his two goal display against Chelsea. But the fact is that the boyish-looking 22 year-old has...

West Ham star Declan Rice and Arsenal ace Eddie Nketiah clashed towards the end of yesterday’s Premier League encounter at the London Stadium. Arsenal ended up winning 2-1 thanks to goals from Rob Holding and Gabriel Magalhaes, but things got a little bad-tempered in the closing stages. Watch below...

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has revealed why he hasn't played striker Eddie Nketiah more often this season.

Out of so much chaos, some order. Arsenal claimed a first win in four, to recharge their challenge for the top four, at one of the unlikeliest of venues. And that, largely, from the least likely of heroes. Eddie Nketiah hadn’t scored a league goal in 367 days before this trip to Chelsea, and his team hadn’t scored in three games against mid-table teams.It took seven minutes for that to change, the striker eventually hitting his second to send Mikel Arteta’s team on the way to a raucous 4-2 victory just when it seemed their season was tail-spinning.It was admittedly...

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta reflects on Eddie Nketiah's decisive two-goal performance in Premier League win over Chelsea.