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Arsenal can exploit Raphinha opportunity in major Edu investment plan after Marcelo Bielsa exit

The summer of 2022 is an opportunity for Arsenal to make a statement in the transfer market with significant expectations over a number of crucial positions requiring serious investment from the club.

Arsenal, however, need to use their wits and cunning too to secure smart moves for players who could further Mikel Arteta’s plans. Technical director Edu had a great 2021 and the six summer signings have directly contributed to the club's success this season.

understands the club are planning a significant outlay this summer. Owner Stan Kroenke is set to back Arteta’s plans and perhaps the club need to look to exploit the weaknesses of their Premier League competitors.

Leeds United have sacked Marcelo Bielsa after a 4-0 defeat to Spurs that has seen them slip into contention for relegation.

The improvement of both Newcastle United and Burnley has seemingly prompted a reaction from the club hierarchy, and it is understood that Jesse Marsch is the likely replacement for the Argentinian coach.

However, should the club continue their current course and go down, Arsenal should be looking to take advantage of the situation and position themselves healthily for one of The Peacocks' top talents.

Since arriving from Rennes, Raphinha has become the club’s most valuable asset and would surely demand a swift return to the elite level if the club go down.

Nine goals and two assists for the struggling Premier League side has caught the eye of many already and Arsenal would have reason to pursue a deal should their own left-footed right-winger move on.

Nicolas Pepe was considering his options ahead of the January transfer window after firmly falling behind both Bukayo Saka and Gabriel Martinelli in the pecking order, also understands.

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