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The aftermath of January was filled with disappointment for Arsenal fans. Six players out of the exit door including Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and no new faces arriving, it was underwhelming to say the least.
Tottenham will make a move to sign Napoli striker Victor Osimhen in the summer after having an approach for the 23-year-old Nigerian knocked back by the Italian club during the January window. (Football Insider)external-link
The old saying of ‘when one door closes another door opens’ appears to be seamlessly transitioned to football with the replacement of door for window. With the January transfer window closed, talk of what clubs will be doing in the summer transfer window has begun already.
Wolves were fairly active behind the scenes making deals during the recent January transfer window with Chiquinho making the move from Estoril, Hwang Hee-chan having his loan deal made permanent as well as seeing Hayao Kawabe and Sang-bin Jeong join and then loaned out.
Arsenal fans are feeling rather vulnerable after a borderline-disastrous January transfer window.
Mikel Arteta is making room in his squad for a major summer overhaul after using the January transfer window to clear the deadwood and players that were out of favour under the Spanish manager. Arsenal waved goodbye to 13 players last month with some leaving on loan and others on a permanent basis.
Arsenal plan huge transfer spree The Sun claims that Stan Kroenke is ready to back Mikel Arteta in the transfer market this summer, and will provide £180 million to sign three players. First up is Real Sociedad’s striker Alexander Isak, who will cost £75m, and next up is Everton’s Dominic Calvert-Lewin, valued at £60m.
Arsenal are plotting a remarkable £180million spending spree next summer in what would be a record window for the club, according to reports.