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Arsenal : Fabianski; Sagna Koscielny, Mertesacker (Jenkinson 46), Miquel; Arteta (Rosicky 46) Wilshere (Ramsey 46) Oxlade-Chamberlain (Zelalem 67); Walcott (Akpom 75), Gnabry (Miyaichi 46); Giroud (Podolski 46) Subs not used: Szczesny, Martinez, Gibbs, Olsson, Aneke, Eisfeld.

Goals: Podolski 48, Akpom 82.

Urawa Reds: Yamagishi; Tsuboi, Nasu, Abe, Ugajin; Kojima, Kashiwagi, Umesaki, Richardes; Yamada, Koroki Subs: Kato, Otani, Yamada, Nagata, Nagata, Okamoto, Hirakawa, Nozaki, Yajima, Sekiguchi, Sakano

Goal: Abe 58.

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Liverpool will not have to sell but with their manager now likely to plan a meeting with the striker it will crank up the pressure on Suarez forcing him move away from the club. 

And while the Ivorian did enjoy an explosive start to the season albeit a brief one, scoring a few goals while settling into the new position he was being asked to play in, this horrendous Torres-esque miss from last night Capital One Cup game against Bradford, from 2 yards out no less, pretty much sums him up as a player, as well as his time at Arsenal.

To his credit, Gervinho is industrious and an extremely hard, always looking to create something when on the ball, even getting into all the right positions. So why hasn't it worked out for him at Arsenal? Is it simply a lack of confidence in front of goal, or is the player that Arsenal paid £11m for simply not good enough? I highly doubt it’s the latter, especially when one of the brightest young talents in world football, Eden Hazard says that he’s the best player he’s played with!

What do you Gunners think? Let us know with your thoughts in the comment section below. 

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The Gunners home kit will stay the same with some slight adjustments which means this is the last year Nike will provide kits for Arsenal with their current deal runs out in one years time paving the way for Arsenal to seal a deal with Puma from next season.

When fully fit, there is no doubt that Diaby is one of the best box to box midfielder’s in the Premier League, and this is why he is one of the first names on the team sheet for Arsenal and France. It is clear to see that when Diaby plays for Arsenal, he fills the physical void that was left when Song left Arsenal for Barcelona last summer, and he is the missing link in our midfield. It has been said that the reason Wenger let Song go to Barcelona was because he said he had a replacement in Diaby, but once again, injuries had gotten the better of Diaby this season.

Since joining the Gunners in 2006, Diaby has been side-lined 37 times. During that time, torn MCL’s, broken legs, ankles and hamstring injuries have seen the Frenchmen struggle to get in a consistent run of matches.

This summer is crucial for Arsenal and though they haven’t signed any star players yet, the indications are such that some marquee names could arrive at the club. So one must question themselves, is this the end of Abou Diaby?

Diaby signed with the Gunners from French club Auxerre for £2m when he was 19, choosing to shape his career in North London, instead of signing with rivals Chelsea.

With so much promise and expectation, why Diaby hasn’t developed into a world-class player during his eight years at Arsenal? Diaby has featured in 42% of Arsenal’s Premier League games over the past eight seasons, and has featured 182 times since joining the club at the start of 2006.

Diaby’s career has been unable to make significant progress as a player over the past years, and it has affected both Arsenal and France. The Arsenal midfielder has played in 40 games over the last three seasons, most notably in 2011/2012 when Diaby made five appearances off the bench. When he has played more than 30 minutes this season, the Gunners have won 12 games from a possible 14, losing to only Chelsea and Manchester City. Meanwhile, France has lost only once post-World Cup, when Diaby has played for a minimal 45 minutes. Diaby being fragile and injury prone is clear, but his influence on both sides has been missed.

Diaby’s statistics show that the Frenchman’s absence from the side is massive. Diaby is one of the best passers with an 88.05 passing percentage, and is also one of the club’s top players in terms of interceptions and completed dribbles. It was reported at the end of March, that the Frenchman would be shelved for approximately nine months after tearing the anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee. Diaby has ended another season sidelined, and it leaves many fans curious as to what the future holds for the Arsenal midfielder.

The Arsenal board could sell him, but what side would be interested in taking a gamble and signing him? With Diaby heading into what should be the peak of his career; is he capable of staying fit and displaying why he could be one of the top midfielders in world football? What is certain is that failure to stay fit over the next few seasons will see Diaby become the man that should have, could have and would have, but didn't.

What do you the fans think of Diaby? Is it finally time to find a replacement? Let us know your thoughts and coming up on ArsenalSupremo is all the latest updates on the transfer front and the start of the Arsenal Asia Tour!

We have been linked to Maourane Fellaini who is very good player, who has proved himself in the Premier League but Wenger isn't willing to spend the reported £23 million release clause and the player is asking for 100k a week which is giving him an extra 30k a week. But he's not the only CDM we've been link to Gareth Barry, who is favourite to sign for Aston Villa for £7 million who has only got a couple years left in him so don't worry this will not happen.

In conclusion Wengers war chest hasn't been touched yet but most likely will be used to some extent but for time being the rumours are flooding in but no one has sign on the dotted line but hopefully Wenger will sign someone before they travel to Asia next Friday.