Tottenham not close to spending £100m on one player like Arsenal, says Frank

Ruben Amorim announced that Benjamin Sesko will be sidelined for a few weeks due to a knee injury sustained during a match against Tottenham. The Manchester United head coach is optimistic that Sesko will return before the departure of teammates Bryan Mbeumo and Amad Diallo for the Africa Cup of Nations in December.

Mikel Arteta has confirmed that defender Gabriel Magalhães will be out for several weeks due to a thigh injury sustained while on international duty with Brazil. The injury occurred during a friendly match against Senegal, and Gabriel is set to undergo further scans. Arteta expressed concern over losing a key player in the team's defensive lineup as they aim for the title.

Brommapojkarna, a small Swedish football club, is gaining attention for its successful youth development program, highlighted by the recent national title won by its under-19 team. The club's focus on nurturing young talent is evident as it prepares to watch the performance of its former players, including Gyökeres, Bergvall, and Kulusevski, in a high-profile match between Arsenal and Spurs in London.

BBC Sport evaluates the performance of Arsenal, Chelsea, and Manchester United in the ongoing Women's Champions League, with two rounds remaining in the league phase. The analysis highlights the challenges and opportunities faced by these English teams as they aim to progress further in the tournament.

Arsenal is reportedly in 'full agreement' with star winger Bukayo Saka over a new long-term contract. The negotiations have progressed into a decisive phase, indicating a strong commitment from both parties to secure Saka's future at the club.

Rangers have appointed Scott Fry as their new set-piece coach, a move aimed at enhancing their performance during set plays. This decision comes as set-pieces have gained renewed importance in football, with teams like Arsenal experiencing significant success in this area. Fry joins Rangers from Lincoln City, where he previously worked, and will be part of Danny Rohl's coaching staff.

Laurent Koscielny has returned to Lorient as the sporting director after leaving Arsenal, where he played from 2010 to 2020. He expressed his desire to return to Brittany, citing the region's beauty and the kindness of its people. Koscielny aims to draw inspiration from his former manager Arsène Wenger in his new role.

Alessia Russo's two second-half headers led Arsenal to a comeback victory against Real Madrid in the Women's Champions League. The match showcased Arsenal's resilience as they overcame an early deficit to secure a 2-1 win, demonstrating their ability to perform under pressure.