Arsenal hopes to close deals for Noni Madueke and Viktor Gyokeres in the coming days, while Mikel Arteta wants to build a team that can be dealing with
The transfer window of Arsenal has been a busy – but not every fan is convinced as far as the club wants to publish a team that can challenge Liverpool for the Premier League title.
The Gunners have already completed a £ 60 million deal for the real Sociedad -midfielder Martin Zubimendi, while Christian Norgaard joined Brentford for around 12 million and Chelsea goalkeeper Kepa Arizabalaga has also strengthened their number.
Instead, Noni Madueke will also arrive after Arsenal had agreed a £ 52 million deal with Chelsea – and Valencia defender Crisphian Mosquera is also on the way after the corresponding to personal conditions.
Yet there are numerous excellent problems that need to be solved – including finally closing the transfer of sporty Lisbon striker Viktor Gyokeres and the unloading of a part of Mikel Arteta's Deadwood.
Mirror Football has taken a look through some of the greatest stories and rumors of Arsenal transfer.
Another Viktor Gyokees blows
Is there no end to Arsenal's Gyokees -?
A transfer seemed to be virtually sealed for the sporty Lisbon after Arsenal came closer when a £ 63.5 million deal for the Sweden -star – with just a few problems to iron.
This is a large transfersaga that continues for a large part of the summer, with Arsenal rather difficult to agree with Sporting, who played hardball about the player.
The two clubs would be £ 4 million apart in their ratings after Arsenal initially submitted a package worth around £ 60 million before a breakthrough was hit.
Sports director Andrea Berta worked hard in Lisbon to eliminate a deal and seemed to have done the job.
But a new report from the Portuguese Outlet record claims that Arsenal and Sporting still cannot agree with add -ons in the deal -with the last one who wants them to be “easily reached”, something Arsenal resists.
Arteta ready for outputs
All this income at Arsenal of course means that there must be some expenses, because Arsenal seems to remain within the financial regulations of PSR.
And according to the evening standard, Arteta is ready to punish “different” outputs of this summer once he has completed deals for Gyokees, Madueke and Mosquera.
The report states that Albert Sambi Lokonga is open for a new challenge and can be sold, as well as Fabio Vieira and Reiss Nelson, after Trio was lent last season.
Another player who could be on his way from the club is left back Oleksandr Zinchenko, where the Ukrainian seems to have lost its place in the team to younger Myles Lewis-Skelly.
Jakub Kiwior and Leandro Trossard are two more players who have been associated with outputs, but Arteta will want to ensure that he keeps some players on the edge of the team and retain a strong team.
Trossard agrees in Gunners Exit
Speaking of Trossard, it is reported that the Belgian has agreed personal conditions with Jose Mourinho's Fenerbahce about moving to the Turkish top flight.
As claimed by the Times, Fenerbahce wants to take out an £ 20 million bid for the ex-Brighton man after Mourinho had sold his vision to the player.
It also says that Bayern Munich is also interested in the player, because manager Vincent Kompany is looking for more attacking options.
Bayern has already had an offer of £ 58.6 million rejected by Liverpool for Luis Diaz and now assesses some backup goals.
Trossard managed to have a positive campaign for Arsenal, because he scored ten goals and helped another ten of 56 performances. He started 28 games in the Premier League, but has been rotated with Gabriel Martinelli and would like to be more starting.