Arsenal -Manager Mikel Arteta hopes for another busy summer transfer window after he has seen his team miss this period both the title and the Champions League Glory
After another season of near-miss, Arsenal and Mikel Arteta have enough to think before the 2025-26 and all signs campaign indicate that it is a very busy transfer star for the Spaniard and his team.
The Gunners lacked their attempt to reach the Champions League final on Wednesday evening and lost 3-1 aggregated by Paris Saint-Germain over two legs. They have already missed the Premier League to Liverpool, which means that Arteta and Co will end the season without a trophy.
A lot has been made of the failure of Arsenal to sign a striker in the winter transfer window and it seems almost a certainty that a new No. 9 will be obtained as soon as the season ends.
In anticipation of a few months in North Londs, the football here mirrors the latest news about transfer and gossip in and around the Emirates …
Four major deals in line
Arsenal is ready to splash the money on four important summer signs in an attempt to help the men of Mikel Arteta get the line in the Premier League title race next season. As revealed by Mirror Football, the Gunners have set their sights on a new striker, a left wing player, a central midfielder and are also interested in Bournemouth's Dean Huijsen.
Viktor Gyokees and long -term target Benjamin Sesko are the forward options that are seen as the most likely goals for Arsenal, while they will love Nico Williams from Athletic Bilbao. A deal for the real Sociedad game maker Martin Zubimendi is also considered virtually done.
Arteta sent the demand for transfer
Mikel Arteta was warned by Piers Morgan that Arsenal will never win a big trophy, unless they finally bite the bullet and spend serious money on a world -class striker. The Gunners work most of the second half of the season with Mikel Merino as an emergency striker as a result of injuries and Morgan immediately mentioned the lack of depth at the front after the exit of Arsenal's Champions League.
He wrote: “Arteta should stop pretending to be the best team in Europe if we are not even the best team in England … and we will never win big trophies until we sign a good world class striker. Everyone knows this.”
Cunha supported to make an impact
Chris Waddle thinks Matheus Cunha would have a big impact if he left wolves in a summer transfer with a big money – for the old rivals of Arsenal, Manchester United.
The Gunners were strongly connected to Cunha in January, but United are now favorites to land the Brazilian this summer. And Waddle thinks Cunha could have such a big impact as Eric Cantona if he could complete a dream Summer switch to Old Trafford.
“He [Cunha] Probably thinks he is at the stage in which he should be in a club like United, “said Waddle.” Wolves are a big club, but Cunha will be looking for another level up. He has a huge opportunity here. If he is one of the players to become united and challenge again, he could be like Eric Cantona, the man who has changed United. '