Arsenal's record this year has improved significantly, although January fell into a period of low tide, but February is back on track, the last four league wins, but also in the case of three games less than the fifth place Manchester United one point, the road ahead is quite optimistic. And if the team successfully returns to Europe next season, the squad will have to make adjustments to go further, especially the reinforcement on the offensive line, which has been seen in the team's recent scandal with the former Serge Gnabry, hoping to bring the current German international back to the Emirates Stadium.
Serge Gnabry was once Arsenal's rising star, but after he was loaned to West Bromwich Albion about six years ago, injuries affected his performance, and his lack of playing opportunities at the Emirates Stadium, so he was sold to Werder Bremen in the Bundesliga for £5 million when he only had a one-year contract left. And the subsequent story development is clear to everyone. Serge Gnabry later joined German giants Bayern Munich, and in addition to standing in the starting position of the team, he gradually became a regular German international, receiving three Bundesliga titles, one Champions League and two German Cups. Nevertheless, Serge Gnabry's contract with Bayern is only one year left, and the team has no intention of renewing his contract for the time being, which makes it possible for Serge Gnabry to leave the team. Arsenal are very interested in the veteran, and if Serge Gnabry and Bayern fail to renew their contract, Arsenal will actively seek the German international, and Arsenal will reportedly have to use at least 65 million euros to impress Bayern to release. Serge Gnabry is able to play in the centre and flanks, his functionality greatly enhances Arteta's rotational agility and his experience in Europe is an important element of Arsenal's success next season.
In addition to their immediate strength, Arsenal continue to look for young players with potential, having recently been linked to West Bromwich Albion's Reyes Cleary. The 17-year-old Reyes Cleary is not England's most famous young player, but he is definitely the best young player at the moment, with 10 goals and 1 assist in 7 games in the U18 league, before being promoted to reserve, delivering 7 goals in 693 minutes of playing time, averaging 99 minutes per game, such an efficient performance has attracted the attention of many giants, including Arsenal and Bayern Munich. If Arsenal can win Reyes Cleary's pitch, it is believed that he will not be able to make an immediate impact, but as long as he can maintain a fiery performance in the youth team, he and Flarin Barogon will become Arsenal's most promising forward duo in the future.