Arsenal are on course to hit the ground running when their 2023/24 Premier League season gets underway against Nottingham Forest on August 12.
Just like last summer, the Gunners are in the process of getting their main transfer business done nice and early. So far, they've confirmed the signing of Kai Havertz in a £65million deal from London rivals Chelsea, have an agreement in principle with West Ham United over a £105million club-record deal for Declan Rice and are making good progress to sign Ajax defender Jurrien Timber.
Ideally, the remaining two deals will be wrapped up either before Mikel Arteta's side take on Nurnberg in their first pre-season fixture on July 13 or before July 20 when the north London outfit face an MLS All-Star team as part of their tour of the United States of America.