Four players set for departure as Gunners aim for rebuild
Following their crushing Champions League defeat to Bayern Munich, Arsenal are getting ready for a summer modification, with sources indicating that they are willing to part ways with four players. The Gunners plan at restructuring their team, with strikers Eddie Nketiah and Reiss Nelson, midfielder Thomas Partey, and goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale all on the chopping block.
Arsenal’s plans for European success have been broken, but they remain committed to win their first Premier League crown in two decades. However, with Manchester City presently leading the pack, Arsenal’s priority has switched to rebuilding their lineup for the upcoming season.
With doubts lingering over certain players’ performances, Arsenal is eyeing reinforcements in key positions. The club is reportedly in pursuit of a new left-back amidst uncertainties surrounding Oleksandr Zinchenko’s future.
In the attacking department, Arsenal has set their sights on Wolves’ winger Pedro Neto, hoping to inject fresh talent into their lineup. Additionally, Newcastle United’s Alexander Isak has emerged as a primary target to bolster Arsenal’s striking options.
Amidst the outgoing transfers, Arsenal is also eyeing Crystal Palace sensation Michael Olise as they seek to strengthen their midfield. As the summer transfer window approaches, Arsenal fans eagerly await the club’s strategic moves to reshape their squad for a shot at domestic glory.
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