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This will be a defining transfer window for Arsenal after finishing second for the third consecutive Premier League campaign. The management are running out of patience with Mikel Arteta as the Gunners last won a silverware five years ago.

Liverpool have already completed the signing of Jeremie Frimpong from Bayer Leverkusen, and are also closing in on the club-record transfer of Florian Wirtz

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England boss Thomas Tuchel has said Liverpool and Arsenal will have a "huge advantage" in next season's Premier League title race due to not being involved in the Club World Cup.

A pacy, direct threat, who has the capacity to dribble past opponents in the attacking third, Frimpong’s ability to play higher up the pitch could see him provide cover for Mohamed Salah, who will miss a chunk of Liverpool’s 2025/26 season if he is selected for Egypt’s Africa Cup of Nations campaign.

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The former Rangers manager is set to replace Johnny Heitinga on the Anfield coaching staff after his departure to Ajax

Liverpool look set to break not only their own transfer record, but the British transfer record, with the pursuit of Bayer Leverkusen ace Florian Wirtz heading down the final stretch to a deal that has been pegged at some £125m.

With Viktor Gyökeres’ saga at a complicated stage due to disagreement between his agent and Sporting CP, English clubs are now adding Hugo Ekitiké’s name to their wishlist. Sky’s Florian