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Arsenal are ready to put all their eggs into the Paulo Dybala transfer this summer amid claims they are making two promises in an attempt to lure him to Emirates Stadium.
As with a number of transfer targets in the past, Arsenal look set to face significant competition in the market this summer. That is going to be no different in the upcoming window. As Mikel Arteta aims to beat the likes of Manchester United, Chelsea and Tottenham Hotspur to a Champions League place come the end of the season, he may have to fight off the Gunners’ Premier League rivals off the pitch too.
Newcastle United reportedly have at least 11 outfield players in their sights this summer as they prepare to completely revamp Eddie Howe’s squad.
The World Cup is merely eight months away and so the line-up for international football’s premier competition has just about been decided.
Mikel Arteta could have been given a key insight to his next striker signing due to the ability of his targets being able to carry their country to a major competition. The Gunners will be in desperate need of a striker in the summer, as this season they have lacked a frontman who can put the team on his back during times of need.
Gabby Agbonlahor believes Tottenham striker Harry Kane would score goals for fun in the Bayern Munich side and is a better player than Robert Lewandowski.
Luis Enrique named as the final Manchester United manager target
Arsenal have reportedly been told how much they will have to pay to sign Inter Milan striker Lautaro Martinez. The Gunners were heavily linked with a move for the Argentine international last summer before he eventually penned a new long-term contract at the San Siro.