The dynamic of the transfer window shifts each season, but in London it has often been the case in recent years that Chelsea are the dominant force. A dramatic change at the west London club alongside the shift at Arsenal may well switch that dynamic around this summer.
The Gunners impressed over the past season as Mikel Arteta's vision for his team finally started to bear fruit, with the side playing exciting football and producing results too. While they missed out on winning the Premier League title, a second-place finish is not to be scoffed at.
It means the club return to the Champions League for the first time in seven-years, following a campaign that saw them end in fifth after back-to-back eight-placed finishes. With a young squad at his disposal, Arteta has plenty in his project to show off to potential targets this summer.
