🚨🚨 Viktor Gyökeres was reportedly left out of Arsenal’s last two games as the club worked to facilitate Gabriel Jesus’ move to the No. 9 shirt.
Arsenal were keen to ensure the No. 9 shirt remained vacant for Gyökeres rather than having him registered with another number. Had Gyökeres featured in any @premierleague game wearing the No. 14 shirt, he would have been required to keep that number for the rest of the season.
The decision now appears to have been carefully planned, despite some of us calling for Gyökeres to feature in those matches.
Sometimes, decisions are made wisely behind the scenes. 🔴⚪
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"I think they miss the magic." 🗣️
Rob Earnshaw discusses whether Arsenal have enough attacking depth and what they may be missing following a massive frontline shakeup this summer.
🚨 Sunderland secure agreement to sign Malick Fofana from Lyon. Deal for 21yo #OlympiqueLyonnais winger worth €30m + €5m. Medical done - Belgium int���l scheduled to travel on Wednesday morning & join #SAFC on 5yr contract after hijack drama @TheAthleticFC https://t.co/AnckcKjZ3a
The Government of Uganda mourns the passing of His Majesty King Oyo Nyimba Kabamba Iguru Rukidi IV, Omukama of Tooro.
Our heartfelt condolences to the Royal Family and the people of Tooro.
His Majesty the Omukama of Tooro, King Oyo Nyimba Kabamba Iguru Rukidi IV is dead, Tooro Prime Minister confirms.
Sad moment for the country, and kingdom.
OFFICIAL COMMUNICATION
From the Prime Ministers Office
To all the people of Tooro & the Public,
This is to inform you that King Oyo is currently in a critical condition.
At this difficult time, we humbly ask the people of Tooro & our friends to keep His Majesty in your prayers
Despite the headwinds of criticism and the weight of expectation that so often settled upon his young shoulders, Gabriel Martinelli leaves Arsenal as a player who will be missed more deeply than many realise.
Thank you for those unforgettable strikes against Liverpool, that pierced the Manchester City machine, that halted Bayern Munich in their tracks, and that lit up the Bernabéu under the white lights of Madrid. In those moments he was pure electricity, a Brazilian blur of pace and purpose who made the Emirates roar and reminded us why we fall in love with this game.
Go well, Gabi. You gave us nights of pure joy when the pressure was fiercest, and for that Arsenal will always carry a soft place in its heart for the boy who once made the impossible feel inevitable.
@gabimartinelli