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'We'll look at it' - Mikel Arteta drops fresh hint on Arsenal's plans for January transfer window

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  • Arteta opens up on January plans
  • Arsenal looking to build a title battle
  • Liverpool lead Arsenal by eight points
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  • WHAT HAPPENED?

    Arsenal are looking to fight for the Premier League title for the third year running after missing out during the last two seasons to a dominant Manchester City. However, the Gunners are in an uphill battle against Liverpool, who sit six points clear of the Gunners at the top of the table with a game in hand.

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    THE BIGGER PICTURE

    Arsenal have had trouble in attack this season with Bukayo Saka being the most consistent performer in Arteta's side with the likes of Gabriel Jesus, Gabriel Martinelli, Kai Havertz and Raheem Sterling struggling to impress on a regular basis. However, Saka is now facing months on the sidelines due to injury, leading Arteta to ponder dipping into the transfer market in January.

  • WHAT ARTETA SAID

    Speaking to the media, Arteta said: “Let’s see. If there’s an opportunity we will look at it.

    "Let’s see how we get there. Hopefully, the squad is going to be in a much healthier position than it is right now, but who knows?

    "We are prepared if we need to do something, we’re capable of doing something, but then that transfer window is very tricky and difficult to control. The opportunities are very limited but we’ll be there."

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    WHAT NEXT FOR ARTETA?

    The Spaniard's Arsenal are in action up next when they take on Brighton at the Amex Stadium on Saturday, January 4 before they take on Newcastle United in the Carabao Cup on Tuesday, January 7.