Arsenal -director Josh Kroenke confirmed that the club will invest in transfers this summer to “win the Premier League”.
The Gunners are confronted with a potential second place for the third year in a row under manager Mikel Arteta with some of the supporters who question the decision not to sign a striker since 2022.
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However, Josh, 45, wrote in the competition day program on Sunday before the collision with Newcastle at the Emirates that the necessary investment will take place with the new sports director Andrea Berta on board.
The son of the majority of the Gunners shareholder Stan Kroenke added that the board is “crystal clear” about the transfer they want to make.
Josh wrote: “We are still pursuing second place in the Premier League for the third year in a row, but we want to win it all.
“We are planning to invest to go behind and do better the next season.
“Our sports director, Andrea, will play an important role in this. We are crystal clear about exactly what we should do and the way we want to do it”.
A number of Arsenal fans loved Josh's confidence and the presence of a plan through the board.
A supporter tweeted: “That is the attitude.”
Another said, “I hope they support it this summer. No apologies.”
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A third wrote: “Take out that check book.”
This fan said, “Good to hear, Josh.”
And he stated: “Thankful to be an Arsenal fan.”
Arsenal look for a busy summer because they are ready to land the real Sociedad star Martin Zubimendi for no less than £ 50 million.
The Noord -Londers are also looking for an elite striker, with many who claim that this is the last part of the puzzle that is needed to finally win their first Premier League title since 2004.
The side of Arteta is very enthusiastic about Newcastle -Superster Alexander Isak, but he will be a very tough man to sign.
That is why Arsenal also keeps an eye on the gamblers of Sportor Gyokores and RB Leipzig's Benjamin Sesko.
Gyokeres seems the most likely candidate to move to the Emirates this summer.
The Gunners were able to make the Sweden International for only £ 60 million countries and make him one of their highest earners with his proposed contract that the Gunners cost more than £ 7 million a year.
Sesko had been a huge target since last summer before signing a new deal with Leipzig.