Arsenal will regroup after losing the Champions League final and could make some serious moves in the summer transfer market in a bid to go one better next year
Arsenal lost the Champions League final to PSG on penalties (1-1 AET) after clinching their first Premier League title in 22 years, and are now targeting four summer signings: a left-sided attacker (Morgan Rogers leads), a striker, a six/eight midfielder, and a right-back. The club's transfer outlay could match or exceed last summer's spend — a signal that European-level squad depth now requires multi-position reinforcement even after domestic dominance.
Arsenal transfers: The four major signings club want to make after Champions League loss
Arsenal will regroup after losing the Champions League final and could make some serious moves in the summer transfer market in a bid to go one better next year
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Daniel Marsh Senior Sports Reporter
17:33, 31 May 2026
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