Here are all the latest Gunners stories from today's Daily Mirror and other news outlets...
Gunners to move for £68m Higuain?
Arsenal have been linked with a sensational move for Napoli striker Gonzalo Higuain.
The Gunners have been rumoured to be interested in making a play for the Argentine in the last few transfer windows, but any move is likely to have to wait until next summer, report Italian outletCalciomercato.
Higuain has a £68million release clause in his contract in Naples.
The 27-year-old has seven goals in nine Serie A games so far this term.
Arsenal to battle Chelsea for Isco?
Arsenal could be set for a battle with London rivals Chelsea to land Real Madrid playmaker Isco.
That is according to Spanish paper Fichajes, who say both clubs are interested in the midfielder's services.
He is said to be unhappy at the Bernabeu, and Jose Mourinho is known to be a big fan.
However, the Portuguese is under huge pressure at Stamford Bridge, and his departure could open the door for Arsenal.
Wenger urges second string to take their chance
Arsene Wenger has challenged his back-up boys to prove they are good enough to help Arsenal win trophies.
Wenger is preparing to shuffle his pack again for the Gunners’ Capital One Cup tie at Sheffield Wednesday.
Wenger rang the changes for Arsenal’s third round win at Tottenham, giving rare starts this season to David Ospina, Kieran Gibbs, Calum Chambers, Mathieu Debuchy, Mikel Arteta and Mathieu Flamini.
Tonight’s trip to Championship Wednesday offers Wenger another chance to hand some much-needed game time to some of his squad players, writes Mirror Football's Adrian Kajumba.
And he said: “We want the players who come in to the team to show they are able to make the squad successful, and do absolutely everything to help us win. That’s the job of a footballer. When you get the chance, you have to be ready.”
Cech set for cup start
Arsene Wenger has revealed his team news ahead of Arsenal's trip to Sheffield Wednesday in the Capital One Cup on Tuesday evening.
Per Mertesacker could return after missing Saturday's victory over Everton through illness, while Petr Cech will continue in goal as David Ospina continues his recovery from injury.
Mertesacker will be the only sidelined player to possibly come back into the team, with others who missed out at the weekend remaining absent.
Wenger told the Arsenal website: "There are no new problems from Saturday, Per Mertesacker is available again after illness.
"Ospina is still out too, so Cech will certainly play."