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It has been a decade since Arsenal last embarked on what proved to be a title-winning campaign.

Much has been made of the increased revenue at Arsene Wenger's disposal and whether this will finally be the summer where he splashes the cash on top talent to take the club to challenging for the biggest honors.

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Boss Arsene Wenger has targeted the Argentinian hitman and is understood to have met with the player and his father who is his agent.

After summers and winters of discontent, Arsenal appear ready to release Arsene Wenger's shackles in the transfer window, in order to take advantage of the deluge of managerial changes occuring at the Premier League's summit.

Former Arsenal midfielder Stewart Robson fears Arsene Wenger is likely to waste 70m transfer budget given to him by the club to bring in new faces to strengthen the squad in the summer.

The competition to finish as high as possible in the Premier League table is fiercer than ever, tougher than ever and more expensive than ever.

Arsenal have been handed a significant boost in the summer transfer window after confirmation that Andrey Arshavin, Denilson and Sebastien Squillaci will leave the club after the expiry of their contracts.

For newly-promoted teams in the Premier League mere survival is considered enough to declare a successful campaign on your return to the top flight - that never seems to apply to West Ham United.

THE transfer window opens at the end of the week and Arsenal have already one hand on the latch, according to The Sun which reckons that Arsene Wenger is primed to make a move for Lyon play-maker Clement Grenier .

Brazilian left back Andre Santos will return to the club in July when his loan contract at his native club Gremio ends.

Spalletti said: "Andrey is an interesting player for any big club in Russia because he is charismatic and has quality.

The transfer window may be shut but gossip never sleeps. Here are the latest rumours from the papers and beyond.

Nearly 20 years after Jean-Marc Bosman nobly fought for the liberty of out-of-contract footballers and won a famous victory, another Belgian player is donning rudimentary leather battle-armour and questionable blue face paint and telling his club that they may take his life but they will never take his freedom.

The Gunners are actively seeking to offload the striker so that they are not lumbered with his A 93,000-a-week salary for another season.

Lawro beats the bookies , Tony Pulis makes history and more from the papers... Silly Season The transfer window is about to open so The Daily Mail are busy churning out stories on Cristiano Ronaldo, where he's heading this summer, who he hates, who he loves, why he wears such tight shorts and so on.

Unlike with RvP last summer, Gunners would be willing sellers after settling on Koscielny and Mertesacker as first-choice centre-backs Gunners manager Arsene Wenger could be ready to listen to offers for his out-of-favour captain, as he looks to shake up his squad .

The Premier League season may only have ended three days ago, but amid speculation that manager Arsene Wenger is planning to overhaul his squad, three of his players appear to have begun putting in overtime to convince the Frenchman of their worth.

After nine months, 53 games, 29 wins, 105 goals and one, priceless, top-four finish, another dramatic season is over.

Captain Kevin Nolan does not believe West Ham pushing through a deal for Andy Carroll is "the be all and end all" of the club's summer transfer policy.