Be vigorous and decisive! The Gunners summer signings will end the championship drought next season?

Arsenal once double-killed Real Madrid in the Champions League knockout stage this season, but now he was defeated by Paris double-killed to the final. Arsenal, coached by Arteta, has faced a situation where all four majors are missing in 2025.

If you don't win the heavyweight championship again, big-name players such as Saka, Rice, Saliba may not necessarily want to continue to compete in Arsenal, and the Arsenal will definitely be under pressure next season.

But the good news is recent transfer news about Arsenal. The Gunners seem to have changed their previous delayed signing style and acted decisively!

On May 10, Romano tweeted that Subimedi verbally agreed to sign a long contract, and Arsenal now needs to trigger its 60 million euros termination fee as soon as possible.

Subimedi is expected to become the first player Arsenal signed in the new season. According to English reporter Ben-Jacobs, Arsenal has reached a principled agreement with Real Sociedad to sign Subimedi.

Subimedi has played 44 games in various competitions for Real Sociedad this season, with 41 starting games and is the absolute main force of the team.

According to reports from the chief reporter of talkSport in England, the media updated the situation of Arsenal and Portuguese sports forward Jekelais. According to talkSPORT, Arsenal's Premier League rivals believe the Gunners will win the competition to sign Portuguese sports forward Jekelais.

Gunners coach Arteta has already made Dzekelish a priority signing target before the summer transfer window, and the Swedish, who is in a hot state this season, is also open to the transfer.

The Portuguese sports forward is one of the hottest strikers in European football right now, and he spent two wonderful seasons in Portugal.

According to the latest news, Arsenal's first offer of 75 million euros, and it has basically agreed with the players.

At the same time, Arsenal's internal contract renewal is also underway. In order to prevent the back-end Saliba from being poached, Arsenal is negotiating with the players. Saliba's current contract will expire in the summer of 2027.

The French defender is receiving close attention from Real Madrid, and although there are other suitors, if Saliba is leaving Arsenal, the most likely destination will still be Real Madrid.

Of course, Arsenal does not want to lose Saliba, and sports director Berta has held talks with Saliba's team in hopes of extending his contract.

Arsenal has not yet made a formal renewal offer, but as negotiations progress, they will make a offer in due course and strive to reach an agreement.

Saliba is very happy at Arsenal, but he will also inevitably seek a new contract that matches his position as one of the top central defenders in the world.

Also, Arsenal wants to keep Trosad as the Saudi club is paying close attention to the Belgian player, and the Gunners are ready to show their trust in him through a long-term contract. The real countdown to Arteta may not be about the outside world, but depends on the locker room. The Gunners gathered in the golden period, and the central axis formed by William Saliba, Declan Rice and Bukayo Saka is the cornerstone of the championship, but the window of opportunity will eventually be closed. The continued trust of

players is crucial. As long as they believe that they can win the championship under Arteta, his coaching position will be worry-free. Arteta has no doubts about the team's belief: "I know their unwillingness. Now we need to show our fighting spirit and prove that we are still eager for an unfinished career... We must prove that we can do it. This summer, Saliba, Saka and central defender Gabriel have only two years left. Arsenal has started negotiations on renewal with Saliba.

Retaining the core will consolidate Arteta's position and inject confidence into the championship. If negotiations are delayed and there is no championship again next year, the situation may take a sharp turn for the worse.