Andrei Arshavin

How do you celebrate a goal with an injured team-mate? If you are Andrei Arshavin, you would probably walk across him midriff as he lay prone on the ground.Don't forget to check us out on Twitter and Facebook for more soccer updates!Related links:PersonalAndrei ArshavinAlso see:Luis Suárez takes down John Heitinga with rugby tacklePic of the day: Felipe Baloy, young fan… and Playboy magazineChievo ball boy rejects Sulley Muntari shirtMessi, Alves & Cuenca caught scratching ballsIker Casillas...Read Full Story

Posted by Holly on 07 November, 2011 in Soccer News This edition of our glimpse into the interaction between Andrei/ey Arshavin and his fans through his official website contains what is easily one of my favorite questions to date. So let’s end the intro and get to the fun time. 2. From Ludastar72 Hello, Andrey! Our family is from Murmansk – we are all your fans. We follow your game and wish you good luck. My 8-year-old son is writing an essay about you in English, the assignment...Read Full Story

Russian International and Zenit St.Petersberg playmaker Andrei Arshavin is all set to become a gunner with a four and a half year contract for a pay of £110,000 per week as he completed a medical earlier in the day and Arsenal had also been reassured that there would be no problem securing a work permit because Arshavin is a regular in the Russian side.Arshavin's deal was fast tracked as the winter transfer window is nearing its end and Arsenal are desperate to find a player who can give them...Read Full Story

Arsenal manager Arsène Wenger has denied reports from Russia suggesting the Gunners have agreed a fee with Zenit St Petersburg for their star Andrei Arshavin.Wenger has bid £12 million for the 27-year-old, with the promise of a further £3 million to follow in later instalments.And it looked like a deal between the two clubs had been agreed as Zenit had claimed on Monday that an agreement had been reached and all that was required for the deal to go through was for the player to agree terms...Read Full Story

The transfer saga over Andrei Arshavin's move from Zenit St Petersburg to Arsenal finally looks to be over after Thursday's Premier League board meeting passed without discussion of the transfer.There were reports that the Arshavin deal could be probed at the quarterly meeting of the 20 top-flight clubs as questions are being asked as to why Arsenal were allowed to complete the signing of the Russian forward — nearly 24 hours after the transfer window closed.But it is understood that the...Read Full Story

Andrei Arshavin has finally signed a deal with Arsenal after more than a month of negotiations.The Russian forward completed the move on the final day of the transfer window, signing a deal that will keep him at the Emirates until 2012 with The Sun reporting that the fee will be in the region of £15 million.That fee would be substantially lower than the £20 million that Zenit were believed to be demanding from the Gunners.It had been announced earlier that the deal had stalled due to the...Read Full Story

Andrei Arshavin has revealed of his huge relief at finally completing his transfer from Zenit St Petersburg to Arsenal.The Russian forward passed a medical and agreed personal terms with the Gunners on Monday, but the switch to Emirates Stadium was not sealed until the day after the deadline because of administrative delays caused by the severe snow which crippled London's transport networks.And after it was finalised at 4.50pm on Tuesday, Arshavin told Sky Sports News: "I am happy to be here...Read Full Story

Arsenal and the Premier League have confirmed that the Russian has finally swapped Zenit St. Petersburg for the Premier League and signed for the north London outfit, in a move that Sky Sports News reports as being worth £17 million.A club statement from the Gunners, released in the last few minutes, read: "Arsenal FC is delighted to announce that Andrei Arshavin has joined from Zenit St. Petersburg on a long-term contract for an undisclosed fee."The Premier League reportedly ratified the...Read Full Story

It seems that Arsenal's new signing Andrei Arshavin does not like English hairdressers and stylists, so he intends to pay his personal stylist to fly from St. Petersburg to London to cut his hair.Arshavin’s wife Yulia superstitiously distrusts hairdressers in London and insisted that her husband paid for his personal stylist’s trips to London for his hair cuts."We agreed that I’ll fly over to London when necessary," said Denis Volkov, who has been the couple’s personal stylist for the past...Read Full Story

The Arshavins have a special relationship with the city of London - not familiar - but very friendly.The Arsenal forward and his not good looking wife show us their favorite places.Read Full Story