Arsenal is actively pursuing new talent as they seek to solidify their squad for the upcoming season. Recent reports reveal that the club has made a significant proposal aimed at signing Brentford midfielder Christian Norgaard and is also close to finalizing deals for Martin Zubimendi and Kepa Arrizabalaga this week.
The Gunners have faced a sluggish start to their summer transfer efforts but are now gaining momentum. They have submitted a bid of approximately 11 million euros (£9.3 million) for Norgaard, though Brentford is reportedly looking for a higher sum. Transfer insider Fabrizio Romano confirmed the ongoing negotiations, with Norgaard expressing a desire to join Arsenal. Additionally, Thomas Partey’s anticipated departure at the end of his contract has amplified the necessity for a new midfielder.
While securing a midfielder is crucial, Arsenal’s primary goal remains the recruitment of a striker, where competition from Liverpool poses challenges. They continue to explore multiple options, particularly for a winger who can provide competition for Gabriel Martinelli.
Among the potential wingers, Real Madrid’s Rodrygo Goes and Athletic Bilbao’s Nico Williams have been highlighted as targets, alongside Newcastle United’s Anthony Gordon. Although competition is fierce, Arsenal expert Charles Watts believes the club has the luxury of time to assess its options, referring to their previous successful strategy in acquiring talent like Martin Odegaard.
This season presents a promising opportunity for Arsenal as they navigate the transfer window with clear intentions and a focus on building a stronger squad for the future.