The article below is taken from the wider Transfer DealSheet, which you can read in full here. ArsenalWhat happened to Arsenal’s pursuit of Morgan Rogers?Rogers was a clear priority for Arsenal in this window. They carried out extensive background work on the deal, with Rogers subject to a charm offensive from Mikel Arteta and Arsenal players. Arteta believed Rogers could bring a new dimension to the Arsenal attack.Throughout this process, however, Arsenal did not want to go beyond £80million ($107m) for the 23-year-old.Villa’s insistence on a fee above £116m naturally led to a stand-off. Chelsea took advantage, meeting Villa’s demands and wrapping up a deal in the space of 48 hours. Although Arsenal had believed they were Rogers’ preference, he was open to joining either club and personal terms proved no issue.Once Chelsea had met Villa’s valuation, Arsenal were contacted to see whether they would be prepared to match the bid. They declined.Arsenal did not want to spend more than £80m on Morgan Rogers (Nicolo Campo/LightRocket via Getty Images)Who might they move for instead?Arsenal will now turn to alternative targets. France winger Bradley Barcola is one of several attackers on sporting director Andrea Berta’s radar, although Paris Saint-Germain are reluctant to sell and value him above £100million.Arteta remains a huge admirer of Argentina forward Julian Alvarez, but Atletico Madrid’s position remains that the 26-year-old is not for sale.How does Christos Tzolis fit into the picture?Arsenal have agreed a £34m fee with Club Brugge for 24-year-old Greece international Christos Tzolis. Although also predominantly a left-winger, their pursuit of Tzolis was always separate to any bid for Rogers. Tzolis effectively replaces Leandro Trossard, who has joined Besiktas for €20million (£17.1m, $22.9m).Arsenal have agreed a £34m fee for Christos Tzolis (Bruno Fahy/Belga/AFP via Getty Images)What other positions/players are they looking at?Arsenal maintain their interest in Newcastle United’s Bruno Guimaraes. Again, Arsenal have a clear valuation for the player, and will only proceed if Newcastle are willing to negotiate within those parameters. Otherwise, Arsenal will move on to other targets.Concerns over William Saliba’s fitness may intensify Arsenal’s search for defensive reinforcements. Aston Villa and England’s Ezri Konsa is a target — but once again, there is a significant gap between Arsenal and Villa’s valuations.Who might leave the club?Trossard has said an emotional goodbye to Arsenal and been unveiled at Besiktas.The first wave of Arsenal squad have reconvened at the club’s London Colney training ground. The group includes Reiss Nelson and Gabriel Jesus, who are among the players Arsenal are hoping to sell this summer.James McNicholas