Arsenal could look completely different next season with three stars linked, but five face a major renewal

Arsenal look set for another busy summer at the Emirates and the club is ready to spend money again.

The Gunners have spent nearly £600m on new players since Mikel Arteta was appointed in 2019, with more than £250 million spent only in 2023.

It is understood that the club will look to generate funds by selling a number of players in the next transfer window as Arsenal look to build on their progress.

The key priorities are claimed to be a striker, winger and central midfielder, with Wolves being Pedro Neto the top target in the wide position.

talkSPORT reported in February how Wolves would not stand in the way of a summer outingArsenal being a big fan.

On the other hand, Martín Zubimendi, from the Royal Society, has been mentioned as a potential partner for Declan Rice in midfield, with the 25-year-old having a £51.3m release clause.

And while Arsenal They are fans of the Newcastle center forward Alejandro IsakThe Magpies are unlikely to sell, with RB Leipzig's Benjamin Sesko and Sporting Lisbon's Victor Gyokeres also in their sights.

But with Sesko five years younger than Gyokeres, as well as being available for £42.8m due to his release clause compared to the Swedish international's £85m asking price, he could be seen as the ideal option.

But several fringe players will have to make way first for the Gunners to comply with financial regulations.

Striker Eddie Nketiah It's behind Kai Havertz and Gabriel Jesus in the surprising pecking order, claiming Crystal Palace's target could fetch up to £30m.

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The media outlet also stated that back-up goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale could be sacked and Arsenal are expected to make a change. David RayáThe loan from Brentford became a permanent stay.

Hale End Graduates Emile Smith-Rowe and Reiss Nelson face an uncertain future, while, surprisingly, it has been said Leandro Trossard can potentially leave.

Trossard, who joined Arsenal from Brighton last January, has scored 13 goals this season, with only Bukayo Saka scoring more.

All signs point to a busy summer in north London, which could see Arteta's lineup change dramatically next season.

Here talkSPORT.com looks at how Arsenal could start if they land three of their top targets.

Between the sticks would be Raya, who has claimed the number one jersey since defeating Ramsdale in the fifth matchweek of the season.

natural plant ben white He would then keep his place at right back to accommodate the formidable partnership between Gabriel and William Saliba in the heart of the defense.

Arsenal's forgotten star Jurrien Madera He would then slot in as the inverted left back as he looks to make an impact following his ACL injury.

Signed from Ajax last summer, the Dutchman started in the Community Shield and the first league game before suffering a knock to his knee.

Zubimendi would then be deployed as the sole defensive midfielder, in place of Jorginho and Thomas Partey.

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This would see Rice take on a roving box-to-box role alongside captain Martin Odegaard.

Bukayo Saka would start on the right wing, where he would be the only Arsenal striker this season to keep his place.

Gabriel Martinelli, who usually plays on the opposite flank, would have to settle for a place on the bench and Neto would replace him.

Meanwhile, Havertz and Jesus would also lose a starting spot if Sesko was brought in, and Arteta is looking for a physical striker to lead the line.

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