It seems that Arsene Wenger has finally remembered signing Park Chu-Young in August, the Korean looking set to start in the Carling Cup against Bolton on Tuesday. Despite having been signed for the Gunners for a reported £4 million from Monaco, the striker has been given just one appearance by Wenger.

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Arsenal youngster Theo Walcott admits that Arsenal's struggling squad needed a boost following a shockingly poor start to their Barclays Premier League campaign and hopes that the quintet of the club's deadline day signings will turns things around.

Walcott, who was a part of the Gunners side that was humiliated throughout their 8-2 defeat to Manchester United eight days ago, insists that the belief within the team remains strong despite the disappointment that filled the dressing room in the aftermath of the Old Trafford fixture.

One of the criticisms of Arsenal in recent seasons is that they do not have enough leaders on the pitch. But after the transfer dealings this summer you could wonder if the Gunners now have too many potential leaders on the pitch. Van Persie is of course the Arsenal captain at the moment, although he [.

Robin Van Persie managed to finish a game for the Netherlands for a change without succumbing to an injuries and scored four goals in the 11-0 win against San Marino. However the goals did not come from his usual position as a striker. The Metro reports that Dutch coach Bert van Marwijk asked Van Persie [.

Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger has dipped into the transfer market in a last gasp attempt to bolster his already thin squad by securing the services of Brazilian fullback Andre Santos and Werder Bremen defender Per Mertesacker... The official Arsenal website announced the signing of Werder Bremen defender Per Mertesacker on Wednesday evening with the big [.

Compare and contrast.

Manchester United win the title, immediately go out and buy Ashley Young, Phil Jones and David de Gea. They recall youngsters like Welbeck and Cleverly who have been out on loan and integrate them with the experienced players they already have. They strengthen.

Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger has followed up his recent announcement about the prospective arrival of three new players at the club by making a quick move for Monaco striker Park Chu-Young.

The 26-year old Park, who is the captain of the South Korea national team, was set to leave his French Ligue 2 outfit to join Lille in the French top flight but the Gunners swooped for his services before that deal could be finalized.

Rumours are flying that Arsenal are about to sign South-Korea captain and striker Park Chu-Young. The 26-year-old is thought to be in London for a medical and would be a surprise signing for the Gunners. Although fans will welcome the addition of a striker they may be disappointed that this almost certainly rules out a [.

Arsene Wenger never fails to surprise us, and it looks like he has pulled off a coup by hijacking the move of Monaco's South Korean striker Park Chu-Young, who had agreed terms with Lille and was supposedly on his way to the north of France to complete a medical with the Ligue 1 Champions. Instead [.

With no further news on Leandro, Tottenham were linked with two further strikers over the weekend in Roma's Mirko Vucinic and Monaco's Park Chu-Young.

The Vucinic connection has appeared briefly on previous occasions and it's thought that the 27 year old could be available for around £12m.

This past season has made it blindingly obvious that we need some new strikers. Danny Sturridge isn't coming back, our record signing has left for nothing, and I wouldn't be shocked if Robbie Blake had to use a walker to get to the box next appearance he makes. So when I saw the story today that Coyle is looking at not one, but two whole strikers (with two kidneys each, presumably), I was pleased.