The old saying of ‘when one door closes another door opens’ appears to be seamlessly transitioned to football with the replacement of door for window. With the January transfer window closed, talk of what clubs will be doing in the summer transfer window has begun already.
Arsenal did not bring any players into the senior side in January for the second half of the Premier League campaign. Some believe this has led to the possibility of a major summer spend on the horizon and The Sun reports that the club will look to sign Alexander Isak, Dominic Calvert-Lewin and Ruben Neves for a combined £180 million should they qualify for the Champions League.
Whether this is the case remains to be seen but it has got The Arsenal Way discussing whether this is the correct way to spend such an amount. Below, the team have broken down their way of investing the money into the squad if they were given a ‘war chest’ for the summer. Player fees included are via Transfermarkt and media reports.
