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Arsenal boss Arteta hints at deal to replace Pepe

LONDON: Mikel Arteta said on Friday Arsenal could sign a replacement for Nicolas Pepe after the Ivory Coast winger left the Premier League leaders to join Nice.Pepe’s loan move to Ligue 1 has

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