Arsenal have plenty of work to do over the summer after falling short in their Premier League title race with Manchester City. A number of players will leave the club for a new challenge, but it'll be incomings that will shape next season.
Last campaign's second-placed finish and qualification to the Champions League showed signs that Mikel Arteta and Edu Gaspar are steering the ship in the right direction. Smart moves in the transfer market partnered with world-class man-management has seen the Gunners return to the upper echelons of football in England.
But they aren't expected to stop and this summer has much resting on it. Arsenal are expected to sign a new midfielder, maybe another defender and possibly another option in attack before the Premier League's kick off in August.
