Mikel Arteta is poised to revolutionize Arsenal's squad this summer, with a potential exodus of first-team players on the horizon. The manager's trusted starting eleven left many players on the sidelines, craving minutes and responsibility. Aaron Ramsdale, replaced by David Raya, is likely to depart in search of a starting role, with Arsenal already identifying his replacement.
Beyond the benchwarmers, loaned-out players like Albert Sambi Lokonga may also face an uncertain future. This overhaul aims to bolster the squad, addressing needs in central midfield, winger, centre-forward, defence, and goalkeeper positions. The departure of players like Gabriel Jesus and Oleksandr Zinchenko is possible, with Arsenal seeking younger, taller strikers and top talent to compete with existing starters
Arteta's vision demands high-caliber signings to curb his aversion to heavier rotation, which has raised questions about his trust in certain players This summer's transfer window will be crucial in shaping Arsenal's future, with the manager determined to bridge the gap to Manchester City and secure Champions League success