Zubimendi, Isak, and Rafael Leão on radar in bold new title push.
Arsenal are preparing for what could be the most expensive transfer window in their history, with spending projected to soar up to £300 million as the club responds to falling short in both the Premier League and Champions League.
According to journalist Ben Jacobs, the Gunners have already set aside £50 million for the signing of Martin Zubimendi, with further ambitious moves planned. Their top targets include:
Alexander Isak – viewed as the ideal striker to lead Arteta’s frontline
Rafael Leão – a dynamic winger admired for his power and creativity
An unnamed £22M Ecuadorian centre-back – already verbally agreed (as previously reported)
This spending would eclipse last summer’s record window, when Arsenal splashed over £100 million on Declan Rice, and signals a clear intent to mount a serious challenge for domestic and European glory in 2025/26.
The club’s net spend could still be reduced if key sales materialize, but the focus remains on reinforcement, with the board fully backing Mikel Arteta’s long-term vision.
With such financial firepower ready to be deployed, Arsenal are making a defiant statement of intent: the time to end their 20-year title
drought is now.
