A late pivot to focus on the forward line led to an opportunistic attempt to sign Ollie Watkins and discussions over Alvaro Morata

Arsenal are expected to go big for a striker in the summer after failing to fulfil Mikel Arteta's wishes in the January transfer window

Despite their desire to strengthen, bids being tabled and a clear list of targets, Arsenal ended the January transfer window without making a single signing.

Deadline day has come and gone — with a series of questions left behind. We've answered the key ones across all clubs

The top clubs largely resisted the sort of excess spending that has characterised past windows, while middle-class sides like Aston Villa are closing the gap

Arsenal were one of several clubs who did not add to their squad in the January transfer window with Mikel Arteta failing to get the attacking reinforcements he craved

How will Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta cope now the January transfer window has closed without the injury-hit club adding to their depleted squad?When Arsenal confirmed the surprise departure of

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta was left frustrated after the club failed to sign a striker in the January transfer window, but he was in agreement with the decision

S ince Bukayo Saka tore his hamstring in late December, Arsenal have played 11 games and have won 7 of them. They’ve held ground in the Premier League, and finished 3rd in the C

Arsenal failed to sign any player on transfer deadline day despite speculations. Gunners boss, Mikel Arteta, admitted his squad was “very short”. Arteta’s remarks came following injuries to Bukayo Saka and Gabriel Jesus.