Here are your Arsenal morning headlines for Wednesday, 4th March:
Josh Maja admits Arsenal dream
Bordeaux striker Josh Maja says it is his dream to play for Arsenal one day.
The London-born forward has been previously linked with a move to Chelsea, but has admitted that north London is where he wants to play in the future.
Maja, who started his career at Sunderland, joined Bordeaux in 2018 and has netted six goals in 15 appearances this season.
Speaking to BeIn Sports, he said: "Obviously, growing up in London, one of my dreams is to play in the Premier League.
"Hopefully in the future, that opportunity will come.
"My team is Arsenal, so hopefully one day I’ll get the opportunity to play for them.
"If not, then I’ll keep supporting them anyway."
Aubameyang loves what two Arsenal Under-23 players did during win over Monaco
Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang took to social media with a message for two of Arsenal's Under-23 side, after they reached the Premier League International Cup semi-final.
Steve Bould's youngsters beat Monaco 4-3 at Boreham Wood to seal their place in the last four of the competition, with two goals apiece from Zech Medley and Folarin Balogun.
But it was a celebration for one of Medley's goals which got Aubameyang's attention, after the defender posted a picture online after the match.
Cesc Fabregas makes his true feelings on Arsenal exit known
Former Arsenal midfielder Cesc Fabregas has revealed his regret at how his spell at the Emirates ended in a social media post.
The Spaniard joined Barcelona in a deal worth £35m in the summer of 2011, after spending eight years in north London after joining as a teenager.
Talking points as Arsenal Under-23s reach Premier League International Cup semi-final
Steve Bould's side fought valiantly to secure a place in the Premier League International Cup semi-final with a 4-3 victory over Monaco at Meadow Park.
The Gunners went in 2-2 at the break with Zech Medley scoring twice. Both times Monaco responded well, however, and eventually took the lead in the second half.
Luckily for Arsenal Under-23s, Folarin Balogun was in similar form to that at Emirates Stadium last week. He brought them level with a well-taken penalty before chipping the Monaco keeper in added time to secure the dramatic victory.
football.london takes a look at some of the talking points from the win. Read here
