After extending his contract, Mikel Arteta will focus on signing two players for Arsenal.

After signing a new three-year contract with Arsenal, Mikel Arteta wasted no time in planning for the future. With a deal worth £30 million, the Gunners boss is ready to take on the challenge of bringing his team to the top of the Premier League. Despite coming close in the previous seasons, Arteta is determined to lead his team to victory with the help of the club's supporters.

In an interview, Arteta expressed his excitement for the coming years with the fans, who he believes have transformed the club and the team. He credited the supporters for their unwavering dedication and passion, which has had a significant impact on the players and the overall mentality of the team. Arteta emphasized that the club is now different, and he looks forward to continuing the journey with the fans by his side.

In the summer transfer window, Arteta made moves to further strengthen the team's chances of winning the league. The Gunners spent a total of £92 million on five new signings, including the talented Raheem Sterling. However, there were some who were disappointed that the team did not acquire a new center-forward. With injuries and form issues plaguing Gabriel Jesus and the sale of Eddie Nketiah to Crystal Palace, Arsenal seems to be lacking in firepower.

According to reports from The Times, Arteta is aware of this issue and is determined to address it in the next two transfer windows. He is looking to bring in a unique attacking player to add to his squad. Among the potential targets is Benjamin Sesko, who was heavily pursued by several clubs, including Arsenal, in the summer. The Gunners may also revisit their interest in Athletic Bilbao's Nico Williams and Bayern Munich's Jamal Musiala, who impressed at Euro 2024.

Aside from finding a new attacking player, Arteta is also keen on upgrading his squad in all areas. He is particularly interested in a young defensive midfielder to add to his team. While Arsenal did sign Mikel Merino from Real Sociedad, the 28-year-old may not be enough to meet Arteta's expectations. Other options, such as Thomas Partey and Jorginho, are also nearing the end of their contracts.

In the meantime, the Gunners have a challenging run of fixtures ahead, including a highly anticipated North London Derby against Tottenham and a clash against title rivals Manchester City. But with Arteta's renewed commitment and determination, along with the support of the fans, Arsenal is ready to take on any challenge that comes their way.

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