As a summer overhaul approaches at Anfield, a new name has entered the mix.

Arsenal and Liverpool are reportedly interested in a move for former Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) attacker Hugo Ekitike in the summer transfer window.

Arsenal are expected to strengthen in attack this summer, with the Gunners in the market for a winger and a striker. Kingsley Coman is the latest played linked with a move to north London. Arsenal are also keen new midfielder and hope to pair Martin Zubimendi with Joshua Kimmich,

Liverpool team news confirmed from the Etihad as Arne Slot's Premier League leaders are hosted by Manchester City

Liverpool have reportedly stepped up their efforts to beat Arsenal in the race to sign Newcastle United forward Alexander Isak, as per Sky journalist Sacha Tavolieri. The 25-year-old has been displaying impressive performances for the Magpies after joining from Real Sociedad back in 2022.

Former Arsenal captain Martin Keown has been immediately proven correct by Mikel Arteta after he shared his concerns over the demands on 17-year-old Gunners star Ethan Nwaneri

Arsenal are in advanced talks with Andrea Berta over replacing Edu as sporting director at the Emirates Stadium.

Match of the Day's Stephen Warnock described Arsenal as "vulnerable" after failing to score for a second consecutive game. Reflecting on the Gunners injury-hit frontline, Warnock said: "If Liverpool lost Mohamed Salah, Diogo Jota, Luis Diaz and Coady Gakpo, then they wouldn't be in the position they are in.

Keith Hackett reacted to Stuart Attwell's decision to give a free-kick to Liverpool vs Newcastle despite Diogo Jota being through on goal.

Liverpool have joined Arsenal in the race to sign Newcastle United striker Alexander Isak, according to The Times.Arne Slot’s side have coasted through the season without a reliable centre-forward,

For a team seeking to challenge Manchester City and Liverpool at the summit, a clinical striker is imperative. Arsenal’s interest in Isak dates back to 2022, when Newcastle beat them to his signature,

Gary Lineker believes Liverpool are so far ahead of Arsenal in the Premier League title race because they've been luckier with injuries.