Arteta says Arsenal must reach a new level this transfer window
The manager confirmed two summer signings and outlined targets including Guimaraes and Alvarez.
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Transfer activity so far
Arsenal have added two players to their squad ahead of the new season. Club Brugge winger Christos Tzolis joined on a permanent deal, while former Leeds goalkeeper Ilan Meslier arrived on a free transfer. The Standard reported that interest in Aston Villa's Morgan Rogers was not successful as Chelsea secured his signature.
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Manager's comments from training camp
“"From ownership to the board, the sporting director and myself, we know that we want to take this club to a different level."”
Mikel Arteta, Arsenal manager
Speaking to the club's in-house media from a warm-weather training camp in Spain, Arteta said a lot is happening behind the scenes and that the ownership, board and sporting director are aligned on their targets. He added that the squad needs better individuals to achieve the desired evolution.
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Future targets
The Standard noted that Arsenal are in talks to bring Bruno Guimaraes from Newcastle. Additionally, the club are reported to hold an interest in Real Madrid's Vinicius Junior and Atletico Madrid striker Julian Alvarez, although no fees or personal terms have been disclosed.
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