The Netherlands announced their squad for the European Championships, and Timber was not selected. Arsenal's rumoured target Zirkze is also not in the squad.
Timber's defeat is not surprising, after all, he has not played all season and has yet to return, and it would be too ...... if he was taken away by the Dutch national team What's more, he wasn't at his best.
I suspect that Arteta's recent delay in allowing Timber to return may also have this consideration, one is that the player has not returned to his peak physical condition, and second, if Timber performs well, the Dutch team will be taken away to participate in the European Championship, which is too risky after all......
France announced their squad for the European Championships, with Saliba on the list.
The losers in the squad were: Olise, Gusto, Simacan, Todibo, Disasi, Guendouzi, Moussa Diabi, etc......
The French squad is still luxurious, but it is still surprising that Kante and other old comrades were selected.
Saliba definitely has the level to play in any club and in any country, and if you dare to say that, it depends on Deschamps' courage and tactical requirements. I don't think Saliba is any worse than any other French centre-back.
Germany have announced their initial squad for the European Championships, with Kai Havertz on the list.
This list will be further streamlined in the later stage, but it will definitely not be streamlined on Havertz, Xiao Kai will inevitably participate in the European Cup, and it is likely to be the main force!
This summer is both looking forward to and worrying, so many Gunners will be playing in the European Championship and America's Cup, I hope everyone will perform well and take care to protect themselves.
Arsenal have officially released their home kit for next season.
However, it is important to say that Arsenal will not wear the home kit of the new season in their final home game against Everton, as the Premier League has rules that require any team with the potential to win the league title to wear the kit for the current season in their final game.
Everyone knows, I feel that the upper body effect of this new home jersey is better than the "spy photos", and it's okay if you look at it this way, maybe the captain has a value bonus......
In addition, Everton will still wear this season's shirt in the last game, which I believe everyone has no opinion, and it is best to have this opportunity every year......
Odegaard, Declan Rice and Saliba were all nominated for PFA Player of the Year 23-24.
There's nothing wrong with it, as for who wins the award in the end, it may really depend on who wins the championship between Manchester City and Arsenal in the end, let's wait and see!
Now it's pale to say anything, and the time has come to talk about heroes as a result!
Finally, a brief look at the rumors.
Offside Insight reveals that Sesko is now a priority target for Arsenal up front and the Gunners are ready to activate his €50 million liquidated damages clause.
According to the report, Arsenal are negotiating a 4+1 contract and are going well, with Arteta imposing Sesko and has informed the club's hierarchy that he sees the rising star as a top target.
It is reported that Arsenal have decided not to use strikers such as Dzhekereish and Isak as a priority for forward recruitment.
As I've said before, Insight Offside is a bit of a TA model at the moment, which is to sign up a few well-known journalists to write op-eds for them, such as Romano, CWS, Falck, BJ, Johnson, etc...... But their own sources are not very good, and the level of the journalists does not represent the level of the media itself, and their own sources can be taken at random.
Of course, the Telegraph reporter SD also recently said that Arsenal are considering buying Sesco this summer, so let's take a look at what Romano has to say.
Fabrizio Romano said in his offside insight column that Arsenal do appreciate Sesko, but they have other forward targets as well and that Chelsea could compete with the Gunners for RB Leipzig's striker.
Fabrizio Romano wrote: "Rumours have been heating up lately that Sesko is at the top of Arsenal's forward list, and that other teams pursuing Sesko believe Arsenal are currently the leading side.
My news is that there are about 4-5 clubs interested in Sesco and at the moment nothing has changed, no negotiations, only interest from the Premier League and other teams.
Arsenal do admire Sesko, but they also like Djekereish and Isak, but I'm not sure if it's time to talk about a specific goal going deeper.
I've also mentioned Chelsea's interest in Sesco, but I think we have to be patient because it's not the time to make a decision, it's not clear yet. ”
So according to Romano, nothing has changed, and there has been no substantial progress.
And Romano denied some of the content of the SD article to a certain extent, which one to believe? It's confusing.
My personal opinion is that both Romano and SD are reliable journalists, but Romano is not an Arsenal reporter after all, and he will not know everything about Arsenal news. So it's likely that there is already a certain inclination within Arsenal, but for the time being, it's hard to say that Arsenal are ahead of Sesco, and Romano should be right.
It's still early, don't rush, it won't be so fast. The same is true for Djekarish and Isaac, who have not made progress for the time being.