Big cleanup at Arsenal: the team said goodbye to 20 players!

Arsenal, who have failed to win the Premier League title for the second season in a row, have decided to seriously renew their squad. The Londoners have officially announced that they have said goodbye to a number of players, including from the main squad, youth and women's teams.

The club's management and head coach Mikel Arteta have decided not to renew the contracts of four prominent players in the first team as part of preparations for the new season. The Gunners said goodbye to defender Kieran Tierney, midfielder Jorginho, Brazilian goalkeeper Neto and striker Raheem Sterling.

It is worth noting that the performance of Neto, who came on loan from Bournemouth at the beginning of the season, and Sterling, who was recruited from Chelsea, did not meet the expectations of the club's management and coach Mikel Arteta. As a result, they were returned to their main clubs.

Also, the future of one of the most important players in the first team - Ghanaian national team player Thomas Partey - remains uncertain. The experienced midfielder's contract is due to expire in the coming days and his agent is currently in talks with the club over a new deal. Partey's future remains one of the last remaining issues to be resolved.

In addition to these players, several players from the youth and women's teams have also been released. In total, Arsenal have parted ways with 20 players, which has surprised many.

According to reports, the club aims to not only become a serious contender for the championship next season, but also to bring in new talented players and implement a long-term development plan.

Mikel Arteta, meanwhile, has said that he plans to make major transfers ahead of the new season. "We are building a strong team in every way and worthy of the championship," said the Spanish specialist.

It should be noted that, despite being the leader in the Premier League title race for the last two seasons, Arsenal lost valuable points in the final stages of the season and lost the title to Manchester City.

Now, with a new squad and a new strategy, only next season will show whether Arsenal will be able to present their fans with the long-awaited championship prize. Today's changes indicate that major reforms have begun in the team.