Arsenal know that their hopes of landing a superstar striker in the summer heavily depend on whether Mikel Arteta's troops can hold their nerve and land a top-four finish.
The Gunners currently occupy the much-coveted fourth spot with a three-point advantage over their nearest challengers and local rivals Tottenham Hotspur as well as having played a game more than both Antonio Conte's side and sixth-placed Manchester United. Were Arsenal to remain inside the top four, they would return to the Champions League for the first time since the 2016/17 campaign.
Speculation remains rife over who Arteta may try to bring into the club during the summer transfer window, but the future of a number of stars already at the Emirates is up for discussion. So much of the business to come is dependant on how the Gunners fare over the next 10 crucial Premier League games.
