There’s plenty going on in the transfer world at the moment, especially at the Manchester clubs, but one interesting line has surfaced from the Emirates. Pep Guardiola will take charge of Bayern Munich in the summer and has made Arsenal midfielder Jack Wilshere a long-term target. Does he have a chance? Click here for more on this and the latest gossip from the UK media.
Remaining fixtures:
Chelsea have the chance to pull themselves clear quickly with a win on Saturday against Villa. If they win, Spurs can only hope to tie them on points, and with a gigantic goal difference, the Blues would realistically be guaranteed to finish ahead of the Tottenham.
That would leave Spurs and Arsenal to hash it out. The Gunners have a bit of luck, getting Wigan right after their FA Cup final. That leaves Spurs rooting for Newcastle to remain in the relegation battle on the final day when the Magpies play Arsenal.
After last night’s dramatic 2-0 win but 4-3 aggregate loss to Borussia Dortmund in the Champions League, Real Madrid boss Jose Mourinho seemed to concede that La Liga was not his destination next season.
Speculation is rife as to where he’ll be off next, but former club Chelsea appear top of most people’s shortlists. The Blues are aiming to lure him towards Stamford Bridge themselves this summer, offering a whopping $150 million transfer war chest to the Portuguese maestro. For more news on JoMo, Wenger, Benteke and Bale’s future, take a look at today’s Paper Chase.
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We’re undecided on whether this impressionist hits the spot when it comes to mimicking Arsene Wenger, Andre Villas-Boas and Rafael Benitez. We have our opinion of which manager he does best, but what do you think? Use the comment bubble to let us know.
Arsene Wenger has identified Arsenal’s biggest problem this season - the back-line. With Per Mertesacker coming under-fire and Thomas Vermaelen out-of-form, the Frenchman will turn to Swansea’s Ashley Williams. Read about this rumor and more at FOX Soccer.
Why so serious, Arsene?
Noted Gunners fan and twitter lightning rod Piers Morgan joined our Fox Soccer crew for the North London derby today, and shared his thoughts on Arsene Wenger, Arsenal’s transfer policy, and why the club is trophy-less for the past 8 years:
The Arsene Wenger Collection
Sunderland’s Belgian ‘keeper Simon Mignolet has caught the eye of many this season, including European giants Barcelona. Look a little closer to home though and you could find his potential suitors, as Arsenal and Manchester United are geared to fight it out for the in-form stopper. Where do you think he’ll go? Read about this and more rumors by clicking here.
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