Arsenal face the prospect of needing to move players on before they invest this winter but not due to financial reasons and instead a deeper issue that needs addressing…

Arsenal reportedly face a need to sell players before making winter additions due to a full 25-man senior squad rather than financial constraints. Despite generating nearly £90 million from selling Gabriel Jesus, Gabriel Martinelli, and Leandro Trossard, sporting director Andrea Berta and manager Mikel Arteta reportedly must create squad space to sign a new forward in January.
Potential permanent transfer targets under consideration include Eli Junior Kroupi, Kevin Schade, and Antonio Nusa, while pursuing Julian Alvarez remains difficult. Meanwhile, several fringe squad members face uncertain futures, though Myles Lewis-Skelly reportedly intends to remain at Arsenal despite outside interest.
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