The transfer window may not be officially open yet, but that doesn't mean Arsenal's work hasn't already begun. Edu was able to build Mikel Arteta a top-quality squad courtesy of around £125million investment last summer, and something even bigger could be on the cards this time around.
The Gunners will be playing Champions League football for the first time since 2017, and as a result Arteta will need a far deeper squad. One of the areas they look set to strengthen is their attack.
Bukayo Saka has already extended his contract, but there is uncertainty over the futures of attackers like Nicolas Pepe and Marquinhos that could open up space in the squad for additions. With that in mind football.london takes a look at Arsenal's dream potential front line next season