Arsenal plans to sell seven players to raise funds to bring in new strikers

According to the Guardian, despite signing with Portugal Sports' Victor Djekelais, Arsenal is still interested in bringing another striker this summer and is ready to break the club's transfer fee record to achieve this goal.

Although negotiations are currently in progress with Dzekelish, the Gunners have not stopped signings, and their eyes are aimed at two potential targets: Alexander Isack of Newcastle United and Rodrigo of Real Madrid.

In order to raise funds to support this signing, Arsenal decided to sell some players in the 2025 summer transfer window. Currently, the Saudi club Riyadh victory has offered Gabriel Martinelli an offer of 85 million euros (about 73 million pounds). If the deal is reached, Arsenal will receive a considerable amount of money to reinvest.

In addition to Martinelli, Arsenal can also raise more than £50 million by selling six other players. These include two defenders - Yakub Kiviol and Alexander Zinchenko. In terms of the forward line, Leandro Trosad and Rees Nelson each have a net worth of about £20 million; midfielders Albert Sambi Loconga and Fabio Vieira may also bring in certain transfer income.

If these seven players are successfully sold, Arsenal is expected to receive £150 million to £200 million, which will greatly enhance the team's ability to sign on the offensive end. However, such a large-scale cleaning could also weaken the depth of the team's roster, especially if they need to deal with both the Premier League and the Champions League.

However, at this stage, Arsenal pays more attention to improving the quality of the lineup than quantity. In addition, the Gunners have just signed midfielder Martin Zubimendi from Real Sociedad for nearly 70 million euros (about 60 million pounds). If Goykeres is signed for more than 60 million pounds, they must make room for subsequent operations by selling the players.