Here are all the latest Gunners stories from today's Daily Mirror and other news outlets...
Gunners set to miss out on Florenzi
Arsenal have been dealt a blow in their pursuit for highly-rated Roma right-back Alessandro Florenzi.
The Gunners and north London rivals Spurs had both reportedly been in the race for his signature, but Barcelona apparently see him as their long-term successor to Dani Alves, according to talkSPORT.
Brazilian Alves is approaching 400 La Liga appearances, but Barca know he won't be around forever, and are making plans for the future.
The 24-year-old is apparently their replacement of choice, and they could make a move in January, despite Florenzi being under contract with the Serie A outfit until 2019.
Arsenal eyeing bid for Genoa star?
Arsenal are reportedly readying a bid for Genoa defender Armando Izzi.
The 23-year-old has impressed in Serie A this term, and the Gunners have had scouts watch him, according to Tuttomercatoweb.
Benfica could provide competition for his signature, with the player rated at £2.5million.
However, his current contract doesn't expire until 2019, which could ramp up the price.
Wenger opens up about Paris attacks
Arsene Wenger revealed he was not far away from the terror attacks which took place in Paris last week.
The Arsenal manager was back in his home country when 129 people were slaughtered by Islamic State terrorists in the French capital on Friday.
The attack left a further 400 people injured. 221 people remained in hospital - 57 of them in intensive care on Wednesday, writes Mirror Football's Liam Corless.
"I was not far from the events," Wenger said. "To discover how much your own citizens hate you is a big shock."
Wenger praised the actions of English people, who he said showed "great solidarity" with France after the atrocities.