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The yellow card received by Granit Xhaka in Arsenal's 4-1 win over Leeds United last season, in December, has been deemed highly questionable. The English media reports that an investigation has been launched by the National Crime Agency against Xhaka, as it is suspected that in cooperation with the Albanian mafia and by the former Swedish-Albanian footballer, Alban Jusufi, convicted of match-fixing, they influenced the result. The investigation was first launched by the English Football Associations, which was influenced by suspicious betting patterns for this match, for which figures were set as high as 52,000 pounds for Xhaka, with the Albanian being punished in the last 10 minutes of the game. . Xhaka was shown a yellow card by referee Andre Marriner in the 86th minute after tak...

Footage from the trailer for Amazon Prime's new Arsenal documentary shows manager Mikel Arteta speaking openly to his players about an operation he had since he was two years old to avoid the worst. "I was born with a big heart problem that the doctors couldn't solve until I was two years old, because I was very young," explained Arteta. "They had to open my heart. It was one of the first surgeries done that way in Spain, so we didn't know how it would end. I was a really lively, energetic child, but the doctor told my parents that I wouldn't be able to do much physical exercise with that problem." SUperSport writes that Arteta made this pre-squad talk after Arsenal had lost their first three Premier League games of last season (a run that included a 5-0 loss to Manchester City). A...