Arsenal News: Arteta accused of 'humiliation'

Arsenal want to continue their positive start to the season by hosting Leicester in the Premier League on Saturday I think.

The Gunners kick off campaign with a 2-0 victory over Crystal Palace and are confident of a victory at the Emirates Stadium this weekend. Mikel Arteta's situation looks rosy. He has enjoyed a decent preseason and has seen the team strengthened with five new signings.

Things are definitely better than they were midway through last season when Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang's story took off. Debate over the matter has reared its head again as Arsenal train ahead of the Foxes match.

HereMirror Football brings you the latest Arsenal headlines.

Arteta 'humiliated' Aubameyang

Piers Morgan says Mikel Arteta humiliated former Arsenal captain Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang last season. I believe that I am guilty of giving.

Aubameyang was suspended from the squad after being stripped of his captaincy in December and was granted a free transfer fromBarcelona. The saga has been thrust into the spotlight as behind-the-scenes footage of the event was released on the Prime Video series Arsenal: All or His Nothing.

Morgan has always been critical of Arteta's handling of the situation and was involved in a Twitter altercation regarding the matter. "He's a bad timekeeper. No big deal. [Thomas] Tuchel managed him brilliantly. Arteta chose to humiliate him & chose to let him go - top 4," he wrote to one fan.

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Injury Boost Triple

Tomiyasu, Emile Smith Rowe and Fabio Vieira return to training this week.

Arteta said: "Three out of four players [Tomiyasu, Smith Rowe, Kieran Tierney and Vieira] will be training this afternoon.If all goes well, they will be selected to join the team.” Meanwhile, Smith Rowe had problems with his groin and newcomer Vieira was sidelined with a leg injury. 89} See here for details.

Bellerin exit stall

Arsenal need to change approach if Hector Bellerin's burden is to be eased

Bellerin is desperate to officially join Real Betis before the transfer window closes on September 1. His agent was in London earlier this week to negotiate the end of Bellerin's contract. But no move yet. A rough move, and like the clock ticking, Arsenal may have to agree on one.

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