Saka was seen at Wimbledon

Gunners fans don’t worry, he doesn’t sign Dons!

The 20-year-old was watching Brett Kam Nuri in their semi-final defeat to Novak Djokovic on Center Court.

Mers supports Lazio for Arsenal

Paul Merson has urged Arsenal to sign long-term Manchester United target Sergej Milinkovic-Savic.

In his column for the Daily Star Merson, he wrote: “Sergej Milinkovic-Savic is the player I would choose.

“I think Milinkovic-Savic is a great player. Really a top flight player.

“The way Lazio played last season, I personally think he is the best midfielder in Italy.

“I know that Manchester United have been linked to him in the past, but why there is no queue of clubs lining up to buy the Serbian, I don’t know.

“I think a lot of clubs lose a trick.”

top guns

Decent performance from Arsenal today to welcome the new season.

The new set looks very good too…

Full time: FC Nurnberg 3-5 Arsenal

It’s Arsenal’s fifth in Germany.

Jesus only showed what the gunners paid.

Turned into a goal festival!!

The second half with six goals kept everyone on the edge of their seats.

Read all our post-game analysis at SunSport live blog.

Update: FC Nurnberg 2-2 Arsenal

In the 55th minute, Elneny pulls off the Gunners’ level.

The Egyptian midfielder digs the ball into the corner from close range.

In a quick ten minutes, Arsenal turned this game on its head.

Jesus walks

Gabriel Jesus scored 90 seconds in his Arsenal career.

What a start!

The Brazilian striker immediately responds in favor of the Arteta team.

First half: FC Nuremberg 2-0 Arsenal

The referee puts the end of the first half.

Something out of a chain of terrifying events for anyone connected to the North London side.

Arteta needs to throw teacups in those changing rooms.

Update: FC Nurnberg 2-0 Arsenal

Half an hour has passed which is bad news for Gunners fans.

Kwadwo Duah has a brittle finish to make it a duo!

The FC Nuremberg striker hit the far corner into the post.

Kieran Tierney is out. Half an hour back to his fitness.

No sign of injury, so fingers intertwined there.

Man United trying to agree a deal for Martinez

ESPN reports that Manchester United are pressing to agree a fee with Ajax for Arsenal target Lisandro Martinez.

Martinez, 24, is now wanted by Red Devils boss Eric ten Hag because they failed to “finish the deal” for Frenkie de Jong.

Ten Hag managed the central defense of the Dutch champions.

Update: FC Nurnberg 0-0 Arsenal

He went 19 minutes in Germany.

New signature Turner looks confident.

He shouts at his back with four, to let them know what’s around them.

The start of the match FC Nuremberg and Arsenal!

We’re running at Max-Morlock-Stadion.

Arsenal in his new tape begins the preparatory season.

Follow along with SunSport live blog.

Arteta starts at eleven

Arteta also decided to hand his first match to goalkeeper Matt Turner, who also joined in the summer transfer window.

Hector Bellerin is back in the fold after his successful loan spell at Real Betis last season.

Turner and Bellerin are joined by young Roel Walters, Pablo Marie and Kieran Tierney in defence.

Albert Sambi Lokonga, Ainsley Maitland-Niles and Emile Smith Rowe collaborate in midfield.

Nicholas Pepe, Reiss Nelson and Eddie Nkeitia lead the frontline at Arsenal.

Who is Nuremberg?

Today’s hosts have some history.

Nuremberg was the dominant force in German football in the 1920s, but is now preparing for their fourth consecutive season in the German second division.

The nine-time Bundesliga champion has appeared sporadically in the First Division over the past decade, and will focus on promotion in the 2022/23 season.

Jesus on the bench

Arsenal fans were left waiting for Gabriel Jesus to present.

One might imagine that it would turn into a raster between the halves or at the hour mark.

Team news before the season!

Matt Turner starts in goal

Hector Bellerin in the back

Eddie Nketia leads the line

to “our jack”

Arsenal tweeted their tribute to Wilshire after announcing his retirement.

It read: “We have Jack… for a match against Barcelona, ​​a goal against Norwich, and everything in between – we love you.

“A star on the pitch and a fan off the field. Lived the dream. Congratulations on a great career.”

ICYMI – Wilshere announces retirement

Former Arsenal midfielder Jack Wilshere has announced his retirement from football at the age of 30.

In a statement posted on Twitter, Wilshere thanked his family, friends, former coaches and fans after they decided to stop him.

He is now expected to head to training, having reportedly been interviewed about vacant academic positions in the UAE in recent weeks.

Arsenal pay midfielder Leon Paqueta

Arsenal are “pushing hard” for the transfer of Lucas Paqueta.

Lyon star “considers summer move”.

Mediafoot Marseille They report that the gunner “looks determined in this case” and are pressing hard behind the scenes to try to push this forward.

Hours before the start of the preparatory season!

It is away from Nurnberg at 4.30 pm.

“Who imagines a little football, then?”

Marco Asensio The next club is in dispute

Liverpool are ahead of Arsenal in the race to sign Real Madrid star Marco Asensio.

That’s according to bookmakers Betfair, who have priced Jurgen Klopp’s team at 4/1 to make his signature this summer.

However, the heavyweight team on Merseyside still lags behind the favorites in Milan, who are available at odds of 4/6.

But this is not a two-horse race.

Mers supports Lazio for Arsenal

Paul Merson urged Arsenal to sign Lazio star Sergej Milinkovic-Savic.

In his column for the Daily Star Merson, he wrote: “Sergej Milinkovic-Savic is the player I would choose.

“I think Milinkovic-Savic is a popular player. He is a really top class player.

“The way Lazio played last season, I personally think he is the best midfielder in Italy.

“I know Manchester United have been associated with him in the past, but why there is no queue of clubs lining up to buy the Serbian, I don’t know.

“I think a lot of clubs lose a trick.”

Arteta shows he still gets it

Mikel Arteta showed that he still has amazing prowess during one of Arsenal’s pre-season training sessions.

Arsenal have been in Germany for the past few days in preparation for their inaugural pre-season match against Nuremberg this afternoon.

And the former midfielder showed that he still struggles with a first-touch inferno during training.

Arteta reminded Arsenal fans of his silky skills with a delicious touch and opening the edge of the box that left playmaker Martin Odegaard dead.

More Wilshere’s retirement statement

In announcing his retirement, Wilshere added: “In truth, it has been difficult to accept that my career has been winding down lately for reasons beyond my control with the feeling that I still have so much to offer.

“Having played at the highest level I’ve always had big ambitions within the game and if I’m honest I wouldn’t have imagined being in that position sometimes.

“However, having had time to reflect and talk to those close to me, I know this is the right time, and despite the difficult moments, I look back on my career with great pride of what I have achieved.

“Playing at the highest level with some of the best players in the world, winning the FA Cup, leading my team and representing my country was beyond all my dreams when I was a young boy growing up in Hitchin.

“I feel very lucky to have had my career but none of it would have been possible without the love and support of so many people.”

Wilshere’s message to Arsenal fans

In a touching letter to Gooners everywhere during his retirement, Jack Wilsher wrote: “To the best fans on the planet, all of you Arsenal fans, thank you all from the bottom of my heart.

“Playing for you has been a privilege. You have always made me feel supported and I hope to be proud to represent your club. I will never forget how you have always supported me and will be forever.

“I have enjoyed every moment of my career and it has been the journey of a lifetime. Now is the time to close this chapter but I still have a lot to give to the game and I am excited about what the future holds.”

Wilshere’s next job revealed

Former Arsenal star Jack Wilshere is set to return to his former club as the Under-18s coach.

Athletic’s David Ornstein reports that the appointment has been finalized, with the 30-year-old’s backroom staff forming.

Wilshere will be assisted by Adam Birshall and Julian Gray.