Fabrizio Romano Confirms Arsenal’s ‘Dream’ Summer Signing as Arsenal target four major signings as part of massive summer overhaul…

Arsenal aims for four significant signings as part of a comprehensive summer revamp.

Following their unsuccessful attempt to reach the Champions League final against Paris Saint-Germain, Arsenal will shift their attention to the summer transfer window.

Mikel Arteta is set to receive substantial financial support to transform Arsenal into a winning team.

The club’s management is prepared to initiate a significant squad restructuring after failing to secure major trophies once again with the conclusion of their Champions League journey.

Arsenal was eliminated by Paris Saint-Germain in the semi-finals, and Arteta has now experienced five years without a trophy, despite coming close in the title race over the last two seasons.

The club has pinpointed up to four key signings this summer to bolster their squad, demonstrating strong confidence in Arteta.

However, this will also necessitate several player departures after a disappointing season.

Their top priority is to acquire a center forward, with Arteta showing considerable interest in Newcastle’s Alexander Isak.

More attainable targets include Sporting Lisbon striker Viktor Gyökeres, who is favored by Arsenal’s sporting director Andrea Berta, and RB Leipzig’s Benjamin Sesko.

Arsenal attempted to sign Sesko last summer, but he chose to remain in Germany for another year, which proved costly as the team faced long-term injuries to strikers Kai Havertz and Gabriel Jesus this season.

Arsenal understands the urgency of securing a striker this time around and is also eyeing a left winger, with Athletic Bilbao’s Nico Williams on their list.

Additionally, they believe they have a deal in place to acquire Real Sociedad’s Spanish midfielder Martin Zubimendi for £51 million.

There is notable interest in Bournemouth defender Dean Huijsen, but Arsenal would need to offload players to facilitate his arrival.

The center-back, who has a £50 million buy-out clause, also has reservations about joining a club where his playing time might be restricted.

This summer, Arsenal faces the expiration of contracts for Thomas Partey, Jorginho, and Kieran Tierney.

While there is a possibility that Partey may sign an extension, the departures of these players would create additional flexibility in the wage budget.

Furthermore, they are expected to transfer players, with Oleksandr Zinchenko likely to depart and Saudi clubs showing interest in Leandro Trossard, who has only one year remaining on his contract.

His exit could facilitate the acquisition of a new left winger.

Although Jakub Kiwior seemed poised to leave, his recent performances have been promising, yet selling him could enable the signing of another defender.

Takehiro Tomiyasu’s future remains in doubt due to a long-term injury that will sideline him until the end of 2025.

Additionally, the club is seeking a new backup goalkeeper to challenge and apply pressure on the current No. 1, David Raya, whose performance has significantly declined in recent weeks.

They have set their sights on Joan Garcia from Espanyol.