Mikel Arteta's stance on EIGHT Arsenal exits after £203m summer spending spree

Arsenal's transfer window continues at pace as Andrea Berta makes deals that will see Mikel Arteta's squad transformed ahead of the start of the 2025/26 season

Arsenal are among the teams to splash the cash in the Premier League this summer. The Gunners have already secured deals for Kepa Arrizabalaga, Martin Zubimendi and Christian Norgaard - and more signings are set to follow.

Arsenal's spending is set to reach £203.6million with three transfers on the horizon. Noni Madueke will be confirmed as north London's newest players in a £52m deal, while negotiations continue for a £63.6m for Viktor Gyokeres and a £13m verbal agreement is in place with Valencia for Cristian Mosquera.

Andrea Berta has been hard at work to make the right deals at the right price. It has been an ambitious few weeks of bringing players to the club ahead of Arsenal's pre-season tour.

Arsenal have already said goodbye to a number of players, including Jorginho, Takehiro Tomiyasu and Kieran Tierney. Thomas Partey has also departed at the end of his contract and has since been charged with five counts of rape and one count of sexual assault.

More players are also likely to make exits to look for new opportunities too. The Gunners are open to offers for a number of Arteta's squad.

According to The Athletic, the north London side are open to offers for Karl Hein , Albert Sambi Lokonga , Fabio Vieira and Reiss Nelson , who all spent last season out on loan, per the Athletic. Arteta appears also ready to allow Oleksandr Zinchenko to move on.

Myles Lewis-Skelly established himself as good option at left-back and has signed a new contract at the club, while Riccardo Calafiori is also ahead of the Ukraine international. Zinchenko was predominantly used off the bench in his 15 Premier League appearances and it seems unlikely he would earn more in 2025/26.

Jakub Kiwior has long been linked away from the club, but showed he was able deputise when Gabriel Magalhaes was out injured last term. A deal for Mosquera could yet see the club allow the Pole to depart however.

While being key parts of Arteta's first team set-up Gabriel Martinelli and Leandro Trossard have both being linked with moves away. Arteta is said to value both stars but things could change if a departure could supplement a deal for one of the club's incoming targets.

Both players have been linked with Bayern Munich. Belgian attacker Trossard is claimed to be subject of attention from the Bundesliga side as they move on from eyeing Liverpool Luis Diaz.