‘Not just one more’: Journalist makes exciting ‘plausible’ transfer claim about Arsenal

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Speaking on The Done Deal Show, Dean Jones has been discussing Arsenal and their remaining transfer business this summer.

The Gunners have been one of the most active teams in England so far this summer. They’ve signed no fewer than five new players and have spent over £100m in the process.

However, they’re not finished yet.

Indeed, according to Jones, the Gunners want to sign a new attacker, and even then they may look to bolster their ranks further.

Excitingly, Jones says that it is plausible that Arsenal could make three more signings this summer.

What’s been said?

Jones claimed that Arsenal could sign three more players

“Yeah I think that Arsenal still have a slot to fill in their attacking ranks. They feel they’re lacking, not just one more piece, it’s plausible that Arsenal could make three more signings before the window is out, but in terms of their attacking threat I think they would like one more to add to their depth. There are doubts about Pepe and his future, but we’ll have to see how that situation is sorted out,” Jones said.

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Which positions?

If Arsenal are going to sign three more players this summer, we have to wonder which positions they will look to bolster.

Of course, after their failed pursuit of Raphinha, it’d be fair to assume that a new winger could be on the Gunners’ shopping list, while their interest in Lisandro Martinez earlier this month would also indicate that they want a centre-back.

Meanwhile links to Youri Tielemans have been constant this summer, so it’s not outrageous to suggest a new midfield signing could be on the cards for Mikel Arteta’s side.

Arsenal could be in for a very exciting end to the transfer window.

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