Here are your Arsenal morning headlines for Thursday, 19th March.
Transfer talks confirmed
Hammarby sporting director Jesper Jansson has confirmed that Arsenal are among a number of clubs in talks to sign teenage striker Emil Roback.
The 16-year-old forward has also attracted interest from Bayern Munich, with Jansson admitting that the Swedish club face a battle to hold onto the highly-rated teen after both sides have opened discussions.
"We were contacted and know about the interest," he told Swedish outlet Fotboll Direkt, via Sport Witness.
"He has also met Arsenal. There’s a strong interest and there are more clubs as well.
"He's also been to Arsenal. Yes, I understand the interest. He is a forward with a great physique and speed and already a skilled goalscorer."
Asked if Hammarby have been contacted directly from both clubs, he said: "Yes, we have."
Premier League stars perfect for Arteta's rebuild
With the end of the season still currently in limbo, the mind naturally wonders to what could happen at the end of the season.
Who will be leaving the club? Who will be staying? Will anyone be joining?
Fans of all clubs will be considering what could happen to their club in the upcoming transfer window.
But who from each Premier League club would fit in at Arsenal - money no object?
Click here to find out who would be perfect for head coach Mikel Arteta's summer rebuild at the Emirates Stadium.
Premier League meeting
Premier League clubs are meeting today to discuss plans for the rest of the season after the coronavirus outbreak saw all games in England postponed until 4 April.
Arsenal head coach Mikel Arteta and Chelsea winger Callum Hudson-Odoi both tested positive for COVID-19 last week, which led to the decision to suspend all matches in the top flight temporarily.
And now the next phase is upon us.
Officials from all 20 clubs will speak via conference call to discuss whether it will be safe to resume matches on the planned date, how to fit all fixtures in before UEFA's suggested cut-off point of 30 June, and whether games should be played behind closed doors.
Other matters such as the financial impact of the virus pandemic will be spoken about, as clubs come to terms with what is an unprecedented period in the history of the sport.
Further talks are planned next week, but much will depend on the guidance based on government advice.
Aubameyang's Instagram message
The Arsenal squad are still in a period of self-isolation following head coach Mikel Arteta testing positive for coronavirus last week.
The Gunners boss was diagnosed with COVID-19 on Thursday, leading to the club's London Colney training ground to be placed on lockdown and the entire squad to self-isolate.
As a result, the squad have been trying to keep in the best possible shape, with the club providing the squad with tailored fitness plans to carry out at home.
Captain Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang is one of those who has been working behind closed-doors, and the Arsenal striker posted a message to supporters on his Instagram account.
Aubameyang uploaded a picture of himself in what appears to be the gym at his home
The caption reads: 'The Time Room ....tic ....tac. PS : stop nominating me everywhere,' which refers to the 'Stay at home challenge', whereby players attempt to play keepy-uppy with a toilet roll.
