Arsenal signed Piero Hincapie on the transfer deadline and concluded the big summer spending with Martin Zubimendi, Victor Gyoker and Noni Madueke also arriving at Emirates Stadium.
The transfer window is complete and safe to say it is important to Arsenal. Sports Director Andre Berta was the first time he was in charge of the Gunners’ summer activities, and he was busy during that period.
After Mikel Arteta’s side finished second in three consecutive seasons, Arsenal’s signature priorities came first. The North London side has gotten a deal over the line for Kepa Alizabaraga and Martin Zubimendi to kick off the summer.
But it was just the beginning as Arteta was finally handed the striker as the gunner blew over £60 million to Viktor Gyoker. Swedish International was forced to push the exit from Sports CP, but has already fallen off the mark for his new team.
Arsenal jumped over £350 million after a significant commission was also spent on Eberechi Eze and Noni Maduke, but more modest deals have also landed. Christian Norgaard and Christian Mosquera were added for £25 million as gunners appeared to increase the depth of the entire team.
But that didn’t stop the business from going to death. Piero Hincapie will be loaned out from Bayer Leverkusen, and Arsenal will have the option to secure a central defender forever next summer.
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Arteta said: “We are extremely pleased to welcome Clown Hincapie to the club, and the versatility and tactical flexibility give Clowns a strong defensive option.
But more work has been done to drive players out of the book. The Gunners saw Albert Sambi Loconga find a permanent move that was delayed by the Burger SV and Fabio Vieira lends it to move to the same club.
Check out all the transfers from Arsenal this summer below.
Arsenal call forwarding
Kepa Arrizabalaga (Chelsea, £5 million)
Martin Zubimendi (Real Sociedad, £55 million)
Noni Maduke (Chelsea, £52 million)
Christian Norgaard (Brentford, £12 million)
Christian Mosquera (Valencia, £13 million)
Viktor Gyokeres (Sports CP, £63.5 million)
Eberechi Eze (Crystal Palace, £60 million)
Piero Hincapie (Bayer Leverkusen, Loan)
Arsenal’s outgoing forwarding
Nuno Tavares (Lazio, private)
Kieran Tierney (Celtic, free)
jorginho (flamengo, free)
Marquinhos (Cruzeiro, private)
Thomas Party (release)
Takehiro tomiyasu (release)
Ismeel Caviar (Shrewsberry, Lone)
Albert Sambi Loconga (hamburger SV, private)
Fabio Vieira (hamburger SV, loan)
Lucas Martin Nygaard (Brabrand if, Loan).
Nathan Butler Oyedegi (Lausanne, free)
Jakub Kiwior (Porto, £23 million)
Oleksandr Zinchenko (Nottingham Forest, Loan)
Reiss Nelson (Brentford, Lone)
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