ENYA'S GIST BLOG

Arsenal transfer news: Zlatan Ibrahimovic deal on, West Ham’s Jack Wilshere bid, Umar Sadiq offer Arsene Wenger’s looking to strengthen this summer (Picture: Getty) If there’s a silver lining for Arsenal fans to see their side’s season unravelling in front of their very eyes, it’s that Arsene Wenger might finally be convinced to spend some money this summer. The Frenchman spent just £10million last summer and didn’t buy a single outfield player despite being under severe pressure to do so from disgruntled supporters. The 65-year-old, though, will look to strengthen in attack and in defence this summer. With that in mind, here’s a look at the latest transfer talk coming out of the Emirates: Gunners submit £10.25m bid for Umar Sadiq – report The likes of Olivier Giroud and Theo Walcott have underwhelmed in recent weeks for Arsenal and it looks lik...

  Liverpool are reportedly set to challenge West Ham and Arsenal for the signature of Borussia Monchengladbach midfielder Havard Nordtveit. Nordtveit will move to the Premier League at the end of the season after deciding against extending his contract with his current club. A tweet from Borussia Monchengladbach's official Twitter account said: "Havard Nordtveit has opted not to extend his contract and will move to England in the summer." Nordtveit was at Arsenal between 2007 and 2010 but never played for the Gunners before joining Monchengladbach, where he has made 179 appearances. Liverpool are set to make an offer for Arsenal youngster Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, according to reports.       Nordtveit will leave Borussia Monchengladbach at the end of the season Liverpool are reportedly set to challenge West Ham and Arsenal for the signature of Borussia Monchengladbach midfielder Havard Nord...

  Investigators probing what happened to flight MH370 said Tuesday the cause of the plane's disappearance remained a mystery as the second anniversary passed with devastated next-of-kin still grasping for answers. The Malaysia-led international team of aviation experts set up to investigate issued an annual progress report but the brief statement had no new insights on what caused the Malaysia Airlines jet to vanish. "To date, the MH370 wreckage has still not been found despite the continuing search in the south Indian Ocean," it said. It was the second straight year that the team of investigators, which includes representatives from the US National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) and its counterparts from several other countries, had nothing to offer. Malaysia and Australia, however, said they remained optimistic that the painstaking se...