Arsenal has reportedly reached agreements for two long-term transfer targets, signaling a focus on next season. The club, after their Champions League exit, is eyeing reinforcements for the upcoming campaign.
Despite a 3-1 loss to Paris Saint-Germain in the semi-finals, which dashed their hopes for a major trophy, Arsenal is still in the running for a top-two Premier League finish, although Manchester City is closing in on them. With just six points from their last five games, Arsenal faces tough competition as City rides a four-game win streak.
Arteta has expressed excitement about the summer transfer window, emphasizing the strength of the current squad and his optimism about future signings. Reports indicate that Arsenal is actively working on acquiring Martin Zubimendi and Viktor Gyokeres, two players who have been heavily linked to the club.
Arsenal is particularly focused on strengthening the forward line, with Gyokeres emerging as a priority. A reported official bid of £63.4 million (€75m) has been submitted, and personal terms with the player are already agreed. With this potential transfer and others in the works, Arteta is gearing up for a significant summer ahead.
