All completed Arsenal transfers so far in 2025-26 - listed

The Gunners are reportedly in the market for a number of young talents, including AC Milan full-back David Bartesaghi and Eintracht Frankfurt forward Jean-Matteo Bahoya. Elche midfielder Rodrigo Mendoza is also said to be on their radar.

There has been very little indication that there will be many exits from the Emirates in January, something that is perhaps backed up by the fact that no key players are in the final six months of their contracts.

Arsenal's summer 2025 transfer window was marked by strategic acquisitions aimed at strengthening key areas of the squad.

The Gunners confirmed the signing of Noni Madueke from Chelsea. In defence, Arsenal wrapped up a deal for 21-year-old Cristhian Mosquera from Valencia, impressed by his composure, physical presence, and ability to play out from the back.

Arsenal also beat rivals Tottenham to the punch for Crystal Palace star Eberechi Eze, showing serious intent to bring the dynamic playmaker to the Emirates. 

The North London club announced the signing of Spaniards Kepa Arrizabalaga from Chelsea and Martin Zubimendi from Real Sociedad. These two were the first two official moves made by the club in this transfer window.

Arsenal also announced the £12m transfer for Brentford and Denmark midfielder Christian Norgaard. Arsenal then moved to wrap up a deal for Viktor Gyokeres, who became the team's sixth new signing of the summer. The London club has also signed Piero Hincapie on a loan-to-buy deal.  

These moves suggest a strategic rebuild under Mikel Arteta as Arsenal aims to revamp its squad and compete more effectively.

Arsenal's summer 2025 transfer window saw a significant reshaping of the squad, with several departures confirmed and others anticipated as Mikel Arteta continues to refine his team.

Among the confirmed exits, Kieran Tierney made an emotional return to Celtic on a free transfer after his contract with Arsenal expired. Midfielders Jorginho and Thomas Partey left, with Jorginho signing with Flamengo and Partey leaving for Villarreal.

Additionally, Arsenal released several players at the end of their contracts, including loanees Raheem Sterling and Neto. Nuno Tavares, who was on loan, has been sold to Lazio on a permanent deal.

Marquinhos departed the club to join Cruzeiro in a £2.5 million deal and Takehiro Tomiyasu's contract was terminated by mutual consent.

These moves are part of a broader strategy to streamline the squad and generate funds for new signings, as Arsenal aims to bolster key positions and build a team capable of competing at the highest level in the upcoming season.