Arsenal wants to strengthen their team this summer and the club has sworn manager Mikel Arteta in Back manager on the transfer market, after the appointment of the new sports director Andrea Berta
Arsenal wants to set up a Premier League title challenge next season and they are ready to invest in their team this summer. The Gunners have finished second in the last three seasons and are desperate to get better and to win the competition for the first time since 2004.
Arsenal will sign midfielder Martin Zubimendi from Real Sociedad, but Mikel Arteta also wants to strengthen a number of other positions. “We are planning to invest to find out and do better the following season,” said Arsenal co-chairman Josh Kroenke.
“We are pleased that we have our sports director, Andrea [Berta]who will play an important role in this. “He is part of a united and strong team, supported by the board, which are crystal clear on exactly what we have to do and the way we want to do it. The right way. The Arsenal manner.”
‌‌ With all that in mind, Mirror football brings you some of the latest news and rumors of the Emirates …
Gabriel's new deal
Gabriel Magalhaes has signed a new four -year contract that will hold the Brazilian with the Emirates until 2029.
Gabriel was central to Arsenal's progression under Arteta and is an important partnership at the back with William Saliba. “It's a great club and I am so proud to sign a new contract,” said Gabriel.
“I love this club, I love the fans, my teammates, I love this stadium – I am so proud and thanked for all the support. I arrived here as a young player, and [now it’s] Almost five years in this club. I am so happy and I learned a lot here. “
Gyokees Update
Viktor Gyokeres has yielded an update about his future, with Arsenal among the clubs that are interested in signing the sporty striker.
The Gunners are said to weigh a £ 60 million movement for the attacker and Gyokeres admitted that he wants to move somewhere with a similar culture such as the one in Lisbon to which he got used to.
“After life in a warm country it would be difficult [moving back to Sweden]”He told the Swedish Vogue.” In Sweden, people work hard and only socialize during the week during the weekend. There is more life here during the week. They have dinners with friends, a glass of wine on Monday. I like that. “
Four -piece shortlist
Arsenal is also looking for a new left wing player and Real Madrid star Rodrygo is their top goal, according to a report from Sky Sports.
It is claimed that the future of Rodrygo in the Bernabeu is unclear and that he will hold conversations with new boss Xabi Alonso in the coming days. Athletic Bilbao star Nico Williams, Leroy Sane from Bayern Munich and Aston Villa Vooruit Morgan Rogers are also on Arsenal's Radar.