The summer promises to be busy in north London, with at least six departures planned for the Gunners.
Arsenal is preparing for a summer transfer window under high tension, marked by a clear desire to rebalance its workforce… firstly through sales. Constrained by financial fair play, the Gunners should carry out a real housecleaning to finance their future recruits. Several players are already in the dark, starting with Gabriel Martinelli (24 years old), whose lack of regularity this season is pushing the club to consider a change in his position.
Lewis-Skelly barred by competition
Other elements are also affected by this possible wave of departures according to information from the Times. The young Myles Lewis-Skelly (19 years old) sees his limited playing time calling into question his future, while more experienced profiles like Ben White, Christian Nørgaard, Gabriel Jesus or even Leandro Trossard could also be pushed towards the exit. The objective is clear: gradually renew the workforce without compromising immediate competitiveness.
Under the leadership of Mikel Arteta and his sporting director, Arsenal wants to refine its squad to remain among the best European teams for the long term. But the equation promises to be delicate: sell to invest, without weakening the depth of the bench or sacrificing young people with high potential. This transfer window could thus mark a major strategic turning point in the construction of the London project.
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Arsenal’s sporting director Andrea Berta is expected to have limited funds this summer.Reports say Sandro Tonali is off their list of targets, and the club may have just £40m to spend due to PSR restrictions. pic.twitter.com/ITOiDKS2Ip
— Arsenal News (@ArsenalNews_Hub) March 12, 2026
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