Arsenal didn’t hold up their end of the bargain dropping a new player bomb on us the day that we were recoding this time but there is still a lot to talk about as Arsenal get ready to head off to Asia.

In this episode Adam and Scott chat what Arsenal are getting in Gyokeres, the Ethan Nwaneri new deal and do some quick hits on transfer news around the top teams.

Episode breakdown:

Getting to know Gyokeres

* State of the deal

* Strengths

* Weaknesses

* Expectations

Ethan Nwaneri signing

* Reacting to the good news

* Where does he even play and does a loan make sense?

Overall Business Done in the Premier League

* Alexander Isak to Liverpool or maybe just kidding

* Hugo Ekitike to Newcastle, oh wait actually Liverpool

* Manchester United to get Bryan Mbuemo for a lot of money

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Arsenal deliver again! There is no stopping the news and Adam and Scott are here to talk about the singing of Noni Madueke from Chelsea. The transfer is in the final stages and it is reported as a 52 million deal and it’s not confirmed but could be something along the lines of 40m-45m + add ons.

This isn’t quite the bargain that we hoped for but looking at the comps this isn’t a bad deal either with Madueke measuring up strongly compared to other players that have moved at a similar age this season withing or too the Priemer League

* Elanga 55m

* Kudus 55m

* Gittens 55m

* Pedro 60

The podcast tries to break down the big stuff on the player

- Strengths

* Shooting

* Carries and dribbles

* Touches close to goal

* Speed and transition threat

Weaknesses

* Final action

* Passes from good locations in the box/crossing

* Injury history

One of the open questions on the deal is the actual fit For Arsenal

* Is this just right wing rotation or is this both wings move?

* At the end of the season for Chelsea he played more left wing but he has primarily been an inside forward cutting inside.

* Is this a Raphinha comps and or something similar to Sane as a same sided high shot volume winger

Ramifications of the deal

* Do you think this limits other moves?

* Ethan impact

Finally the fan reaction to the move, should we care?

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The Cannon Stats podcast comes to you on this busy July 4th Holiday to breakdown all of the latest for Arsenal. We are once again thankful for the club keeping us busy with things to talk about this summer. This episode hits on Eberechi Eze, Takehiro Tomiyasu’s Departure, Cristhian Mosquera and more!

Eberechi Eze to Arsenal?

This is the main section of today’s podcast and it is a meaty subject to hit on.

* The guys views on Eze

* Fit at Arsenal, where does he play and how much?

* Expectations?

* Transfer Pricing: Is Eze’s £68m release clause (£60m + £8m add-ons) fair?

Takehiro Tomiyasu’s Departure

This was sad news to see announced, Arsenal and Tomiyasu have mutually agreed to terminate his contract.

* Legacy

* Impact

Cristhian Mosquera: The Replacement?

Valencia’s 21-year-old center-back (1.8 clearances, 88% pass completion) could replace Tomiyasu for £20m. We analyze his fit as a ball-playing defender and long-term potential alongside Saliba.

Transfer Quick Hits

* Ethan Nwaneri: Contract talks for the 18-year-old

* Noni Madueke: Arsenal eye Chelsea’s £50m winger?

* Gyokeres vs. Sesko: The saga continues with maybe news of Gyokeres becoming more favored

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Join us on the Cannon Stats Podcast as we dive into Arsenal’s imminent signing of Brentford captain Christian Nørgaard for something in the range of £10m-£15m. In this episode, hosts Scott and Adam unpack the transfer’s implications, Thomas Partey’s looming exit, and whether the Gunners’ squad is stronger for it.

This is obviously the big news of the day and it is complimented nicely by the written content that Adam and Scott have done already on this.

Rough timeline for the episode:

[2:00–8:00] Initial Reactions to the news

[8:00–15:00] Partey’s imminent departure

[15:00–25:00] Squad Impact: Does Nørgaard improve Arsenal? Have Arsenal stood still, gotten better, or basically stayed the same?

[25:00–40:00] Adam’s Film Session: Adam breaks down Nørgaard’s tape and helps us understand what exactly we are getting in the player

[40:00–50:00] Stats & Expectations: What does a good season look like for Nørgaard when we look back in June of 2026 on the coming season?

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The Cannon Stats podcast is back talking about the fixtures for Arsenal.

The view of the overall schedule, what is the take on how things look?

It’s a tough start, is that good? bad? just a thing?

Then there is talk about the state of the transfers and a bit about what is going on among the other teams in the league.

The second half feature your questions and they are some good ones.

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Adam and Scott get together to give out grades.

Before jumping to the grades, they go through the latest transfer stories talking about the moves that have been made and the latest rumors for Arsenal.

In the second half of the show it is about the grades from the start of the season and an outlook for next year.

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Arsenal can’t get any deals over the line so we have stepped in and drafted Adam to run Arsenal’s business and he wasted no time getting Arsenal all set for the 2025-26 season.

Before jumping straight into the moves, Adam and Scott chat about some of the latest rumors for Rodrygo and Kepa.

At around the 10 minute mark Adam starts with his sales and he is a bit surprising with these and the total volume of moves.

Next Adam goes through and makes the contract extensions that needs to be done.

Finally, about 25 minutes we get to what everyone wants with the incoming deals.

Overall, Adam spent 175 million net and put together a very strong team. Let us know what you think of the team after it is all done.

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On this addition of the Cannon Stats Podcast Adam and Scott get together to chat about Arsenal’s squad and the plan for the summer. They play a fun game where they have to keep the player, be open to listen for offers, or kick them out of the club selling for any price. It is a nice way to go over the player’s season contributions and do a bit of squad planning ahead of the Summer window opening up.

The second half of the podcast is about the latest transfer news with a discussion on Martin Zubimendi and Benjamin Sesko. It is great to chat about both players and how the fit within the Arsenal team.

Rough Running order

0 - 2: Into

2 - 11: A bit of Meta discussion on transfers

12 - 50: Keep, Listen, or Sell

51 - 61: Zubimendi Discussion

62 - End: Sesko Discussion

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Adam and Scott get together to have a bit of a therapy session, reliving Arsenal’s match against Paris St. Germain.

We go through the opening 15 minutes, where Arsenal’s tweaks and pressure nearly got them an early that could have changed the game. We got through the big moments and our reactions to the action.

Then we get a bit meta talking about how this is a game, more than most, where the results are driving the view and where we think that anlayis leaves you missing important context around the way the teams played here.

Finally, there is some discussion about was Arsenal the best team in this competition like Arteta said and could it have been different with a new striker in Janurary.

Hopefully this will help you move forward with whatever your feeling are after this match.

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Join us on Cannon Stats Podcast as we dissect Arsenal’s 0-1 loss to PSG in the Champions League semi-final first leg, discuss tactical tweaks for the return leg, analyze their semi-final scoring drought, and preview the Bournemouth clash with a Premier League top five update.

Timeline Breakdown:

* 0:00–5:00 | Intro: Welcome, episode overview, and Arsenal’s PSG defeat context.

* 5:00–25:00 | Arsenal vs. PSG Analysis: PSG dominated the first 20 minutes (75% possession, Dembele’s 4th-minute goal). Arsenal rallied in the middle 40 (xG 1.5 vs. PSG’s 0.1, Merino’s disallowed header), but faded late, with PSG missing chances (Barcola, Ramos).

* 25:00–35:00 | Tactical Tweaks for Paris: Partey’s return to free Rice/Merino/MLS, exploiting PSG’s home losses (e.g., Nice, Villa), and managing Dembele’s potential injury.

* 35:00–45:00 | Semi-Final Scoring Drought: Arsenal’s fictional six-match goalless streak in semi-finals signals a mental block, critical for Paris.

* 45:00–105:00 | Bournemouth Preview & Top Five: Arsenal (2nd, 67 pts) face Bournemouth (10th, 50 pts) to secure second over Newcastle (62), Man City (61), Chelsea (60). Plus some discussion on the Europa and Conference Leagues.

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