According to reports, with the exception of one already confirmed signing, Arsenal will bring in up to six players in the summer window.
Arsenal have already brought in a player ahead of schedule for the summer window and Matt Turner will complete a medical examination and transfer at the end of the season.
The deal has been agreed, but the Evening Standard reports that more players will join next.
It is not surprising that Arsenal will prioritize signing two goalscorers and a midfielder.
We all know the club has been looking to sign at least one goalscorer and one midfielder.
In addition to this, Arsenal are also looking to sign a winger, a left-footed centre-back and a right-back.
Arsenal's league ranking this season will have a significant impact on the summer window's budget, deciding they will close several deals.
If the Gunners can finish in the top four and qualify for next season's Champions League, the chances of achieving all the signing goals will increase.
As for potential targets, the current list is long. In the centre position, the Evening Standard mentioned Isaac, Lewin, Jonathan David, Nunes and Broia.
In midfield, Douglas Luiz, Ruben Neves, Tillermans, Danilo (Palmeiras) and Chukumeca are all on the list, while Spence is the option at right-back.
With the summer window still months away, the list could face multiple additions and contractions before a substantial reinforcement is made.
After scoring goals and assists against Watford, Saka was once again in the BBC All-Time Squad of the Week.
After the latest round of the Premier League, Garth Crooks unveiled the BBC's Best of the Week, with Arsenal's Saka on the list.
"The Gunners remain in the top four mainly because of Saka's brilliant performances," he wrote, adding that Saka "has grown a lot since playing in the European Championship and has been at ease in the game." ”
But the Tottenham star also said that if Arsenal could not provide the Champions League stage for the youngster, he was advised to join other teams.
Ideally, this is not a problem, Arsenal are very likely to finish in the top four and return to the Champions League.
But Crooks wasn't wrong, the gunners kept that hope, and Saka played a big role.
Against Watford, Saka was well-rounded, scoring his first goal and scoring a brilliant goal of his own, contributing two steals and two interceptions.
The Arsenal winger was also named in the BBC Team of the Week two weeks ago after playing against Brentford, and his recent form is hard to ignore.