
Daily Telegraph Arsenal handed transfer windfall as high-earning flops Arshavin, Denilson and Squillaci finally reach end of contracts at Emirates.
Arsenal June 5, 2013
The Independent Arsenal have announced that Andrei Arshavin, Denilson and Sebastien Squillaci are all set to leave the club at the end of the month when their contracts expire.
Arsenal June 5, 2013
Daily Telegraph Russia international, who signed from Zenit St Petersburg for what was club record £15m, has seen chances limited.
Arsenal April 12, 2013
The Short Fuse We wrote yesterday about Andrei Arshavin's apparent desire to retire from football at the end of this year at the age of 32. While it's still not apparent whether or not this will actually come to pass, it seems fairly clear that his Arsenal career is just about finished, and the lack of production from the gnomish Rus warlock of late has perhaps shaded our perception of his time in the red and white a bit. I'm here to argue, or to profess, or to declaim, as if from the highest mountain, that we should not be so hasty, no! My love for Arshavin is not solely based on his four goals at A...
Arsenal April 11, 2013
The Short Fuse Reports today out of the London Evening Standard would seem to indicate that Andrei Arshavin, who has fallen out of favor at Arsenal, will retire from the game altogether at the end of the season. Arshavin, 32, wants to stay in London, but no London team has expressed interest - and no team anywhere seems to want to meet his weekly wages, despite multiple alerts as to his availability. So, it would appear that the Meerkat era at Arsenal, and in soccer, is sadly coming to a close. I for one will really miss him - not just for, y'know, this sort of thing, but also for this sort of thin...
Arsenal April 9, 2013
Daily Telegraph Arsenal midfielder Andrei Arshavin could give up football at the end of this season, despite the fact that he is only 31 years old.
Arsenal April 9, 2013
Cottagers Confidential Russian agent Dimitri Seluk believes that Andrei Arshavin's next port of call will more than likely be Fulham, with Russian clubs being priced out of a deal. Seluk, who does not represent Arshavin himself, said the forward wants to stay in London and has demanded wages that Spanish and Russian sides have baulked at, leaving England as his last option. The 31 year-old has been very much in the periphery at Arsenal this season, featuring for only 16 minutes for the North London side and, with his contract running out at the end of the season, he is known to be on the lookout for a new cl...
Fulham February 27, 2013