Spanish teenager Miquel came on to make his Premier League debut against Liverpool at the weekend, but the 18-year-old centre-half insists they must not feel sorry for themselves. "We have to work hard and forget about this result," he told the club's website. "Next week we have Manchester United and, firstly, Udinese in the Champions League. It is pointless to think about [the Liverpool] result. "We have to be positive because Udinese have to score two goals. We have to be positive, give 100 per cent and, if we do that, I am sure we can win it." Arsenal, meanwhile, continue to be linked with a string of players, with Wenger said to be ready to spend the £30million received from Barcelona for captain Cesc Fabregas. Everton defender Phil Jagielka is reported to be on the Arsenal manager's shortlist, along with Rennes midfielder Yann M'Vila and Lille forward Eden Hazard.
