Arsenal is set to intensify its transfer efforts for Morgan Rogers and Christos Tzolis following the anticipated sale of Leandro Trossard. The reigning Premier League champions aim to build on their recent successes, particularly after reaching the Champions League final, where they narrowly lost to Paris Saint-Germain on penalties.

Trossard has reportedly informed Arsenal of his intention to accept an offer from Besiktas, prompting the Gunners to kickstart their spending.

Key points regarding Arsenal's transfer strategy include:

• Morgan Rogers from Aston Villa and Christos Tzolis from Club Brugge are primary targets.
• The potential departure of Gabriel Martinelli could also impact Arsenal's transfer plans, although the club remains optimistic about investing in new signings despite Trossard's exit.
• Financial Fair Play laws are a consideration, yet the club believes it can maneuver effectively even without additional sales.

Last summer's significant spending played a crucial role in Arsenal's title triumph, and a similar approach this year could bolster their chances of contending for the coveted Champions League title.

Despite their championship success, there are areas for improvement in Mikel Arteta's squad. Some fans feel a more dynamic front three could have wrapped up the title earlier, and the addition of players like Rogers and Tzolis may provide the necessary spark to enhance their attacking play. In the final against PSG, Arsenal struggled to maintain possession and create scoring opportunities, highlighting the need for fresh talent to drive forward momentum.