Arsenal lead the Premier League after nine matches, with 24 points from eight wins and one defeat, while Chelsea sit fourth on 16 points after beating Manchester United 2-0 at Stamford Bridge. Mikel Arteta’s side have conceded only five goals…

Boca Juniors midfielder Tomás Aranda has returned to full squad training ahead of schedule following a fractured right fibula, according to reports. The 19-year-old was initially expected to be sidelined until 2027, but he could potentially feature against Defensa y Justicia. The rapid recovery provides an early opportunity for Arsenal and Chelsea to monitor his fitness ahead of the upcoming January transfer window.
Chelsea previously explored signing Aranda with a potential loan to RC Strasbourg, while Arsenal have also tracked the midfielder. The writer argues that Chelsea should pursue a January deal because Aranda fits manager Xabi Alonso's system, whereas the author believes Mikel Arteta's Arsenal side should avoid a move to protect Ethan Nwaneri's pathway.
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