It's somewhat of a cliche to say this summer transfer window is a huge one for Arsenal, but it's certainly the case as Mikel Arteta has a number of huge decisions to make.
Since returning to north London in December 2019 - initially, as head coach, before his official title was upgraded to manager a few months later - the Spaniard has overseen plenty of changes with regard to the playing staff as the likes of Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, Mesut Ozil, Matteo Guendouzi and Hector Bellerin have all departed permanently.
That was part of Arteta's overall plan to install a new culture at the Emirates Stadium and it's safe to say that his mission to build a connection with supporters who had become disillusioned with how the club were operating is very much complete - and the Gunners boss has paid tribute after guiding the side to a second-placed Premier League finish.
