Declan Rice and Gabriel Martinelli put Arsenal in awkward spot as club eye star Duo

Arsenal will be free to spend big in the summer transfer window, and Mikel Arteta has been tipped to make moves for Jack Grealish and Viktor Gyokeres.Financial Fair Play won't stop Arsenal if they want to makes moves on Jack Grealish and Viktor Gyokeres this summer.

Unlike many teams in the Premier League, Mikel Arteta's side will not have to go about their business looking over their shoulder due to financial stresses. Having come so close to winning the title for the first time since 2004, the Gunners are now in an excellent position to further bolster their squad.

David Raya , who has now signed for the club permanently for £27m following last season's loan from Brentford.Kai Havertz, Jurrien Timber and Declan Rice raised the levels at the Emirates Stadium, even if it did not result in league silverware. Arteta's squad is now in an excellent position, and their focus will now centre around applying the finishing touches to a squad that can propel them past Manchester City.

One of those could be City's own record signing and £100million man Grealish, who saw his minutes suffer following Jeremy Doku's arrival in Manchester last year. Meanwhile, former Coventry striker Gyokeres turned into a 43-goal machine in his maiden season at Sporting CP and is attracted admiring glances from many in Europe.

Yet those targets , should Arsenal decide to pursue them , pose the risk of alienating two of the most popular figures in the dressing room, Leandro Trossard and Gabriel Jesus. Trossard enjoyed a stellar debut season in north London, while Jesus has struggled with injuries and inconsistent bouts of form.

If Arsenal sign Ricardo Calafiore to play on the left wing and sign a player who previously played under Declan Rice, Mikel Arteta's Arsenal will become a pressure cooker. The dominance of the midfield will be unique. Forward attackers Bukayo Saka, Kai Havertz and Gabriel Martinelli will be more flexible in taking risks as the defensive team will be strong..

I like Youssef Fofana if you think he will be a midfielder; Arteta's team was already good last season, but in addition to the left back, the top midfielder and good goalkeeper make us more competitive and finally allow us to fight for all the awards next season.

The transfer of Bologna defender Ricardo Calafioiri to Arsenal now seems to be a matter of timing, with the deal approaching. The deal is expected to be completed following the move for Ricardo Calafiori, estimated to be worth £42 million. Mikel Arteta needs just one transfer to ensure his side remain vulnerable in the game and lay the foundations for dominating their opponents.