Arsenal spent over £200 million in the transfer window
Arsenal has made headlines during the current transfer window by spending over £200 million, including a club-record signing of Declan Rice from West Ham for £105 million. The team has also added Kai Havertz and Jurrien Timber to their roster. Despite these significant expenditures, manager Mikel Arteta hinted that transfer activities are not yet complete, as the club aims to compete seriously for the championship against Manchester City next season. With players like Granit Xhaka already leaving and interest in others such as Folarin Balogun and Thomas Partey, the coming weeks will be crucial for Arsenal's squad adjustments.
Arsenal is surprising everyone with its activity in the current transfer window. The Londoners broke the club record by signing Declan Rice from West Ham for 105 million pounds sterling. Goal.com reports this.
Additionally, Kai Havertz and Jurrien Timber have also joined the squad.
Although the club's summer spending has exceeded 200 million pounds sterling, head coach Mikel Arteta hinted that transfer business is not yet finished. The specialist aims to seriously compete with Man City for the championship next season.
“Let's see. There is still a lot of time in the market, and there are expectations regarding some of our players.
We will see how things develop in the coming weeks. We will remain alert; there are opportunities for new signings and departures,” Arteta said.
Currently, Granit Xhaka has already left the team. Furthermore, other clubs are showing interest in players such as Folarin Balogun and Thomas Partey.
Nicolas Pepe and Cedric Soares also appear to be out of Arteta's plans.
The coming weeks will be of decisive importance for Arsenal. According to the coach, the club will continue to work actively on further strengthening the squad and offloading unnecessary players.
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