When Arsenal swooped to beat Tottenham Hotspur to the signing of Eberechi Eze, it was one of the standout moments of this summer's transfer window. The Gunners, who had already spent heavily in the market, moved quickly to hijack their rivals' move for the England midfielder after an injury to Kai Havertz - and Eze has not looked back since.

Eberechi Eze ran the show as Arsenal defeated rivals Spurs in the North London derby at Emirates Stadium in the Premier League.

This was Arsenal's eighth consecutive victory across all competitions without conceding a goal this season, a joint record for an English top-division side along with Preston in 1889 and Liverpool in 1920. The record-equalling dream run of victories ...

Inside Eberechi Eze and Mikel Arteta’s plan that allowed Arsenal to finally click - Eze’s work ethic and desire to fulfil his talent have impressed Arteta’s coaches but patience has been required since his move from Crystal Palace.

After nearly joining Spurs in the summer, Eberechi Eze savored his first North London derby with Arsenal by netting a hat trick against their rivals.

Holger Quintero is a number 10 by trade, but the 16-year-old can also function in a deeper midfield position or on the left-wing, demonstrating the versatility that Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta craves.

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Arsenal striker Gabriel Jesus’ days at the Emirates Stadium are numbered, with a report revealing that Gunners manager Mikel Arteta and sporting director Andrea Berta are aiming to sign a Bundesliga marksman in the January transfer window.