The first in the Premier League, the second in the world, the most expensive Arsenal is here! Arteta s pressure has also surged

The summer transfer window of 2025 has finally come to an end, but the residual heat still spread throughout the football world. The most eye-catching thing is undoubtedly the Premier League, especially Arsenal. The net expenditure on signings is as high as 283 million euros, not only ranks first in the Premier League, but also looking at global football, only they and Liverpool dare to break through the "200 million mark". Arteta's big signings this time directly brought the Gunners' total net worth of 1.33 billion euros, second only to Real Madrid's 1.4 billion euros worldwide. It ranks second, rarely surpassing traditional giants such as Manchester City, Paris, and Bayern. It has officially become the throne of the "most expensive teacher" of the Premier League, and is determined to strive for the first championship trophy. Let's not mention the Premier League championship. Let's talk about winning a trophy first. The Gunners have a taste of not having any trophy. How Arsenal, the second-place leader in world football, improves this summer? Please see the list of signings below:

1. Suvimenti (70 million euros): La Liga midfield engineer, which can both sweep and organize, is the core reinforcement that Arteta has long been eager for.

2. Eze (69.3 million euros): Crystal Palace ace midfielder, both breakthrough and creativity, can bring vitality to the team.

3. Yorkecres (65.8 million euros): Portuguese Super League Golden Boot, full of impact and is regarded as a strong supplement to the front line.

4. Maduaike (56 million euros): both speed and technology, and a killer on the side.

5. Moscarat (15 million euros), Noelgao (11.6 million euros): cost-effectiveness, escort the thickness of the lineup.

6. Kepa (5.8 million euros): The "insurance policy" for the goalkeeper's position, rich experience, almost bargain.

This series of operations allowed Arsenal to complete a qualitative change in the lineup in just one summer. From the thickness of the bench to the quality of the main force, the Gunners have all gone to the next level, completely getting rid of the old habit of "falling off the chain at critical moments". So the question is, after spending so much money, can Arteta still have a way out? The answer is obviously: No. Arsenal last season's record seemed glamorous, but in fact he won nothing: Premier League: lost to Manchester City by 10 points, ranking second; British League Cup: stopped in the semi-finals and was eliminated by Newcastle; FA Cup: defeated by Manchester United in the third round; Champions League: reached the semi-finals, but was blocked by Paris Saint-Germain.

The four major arenas have no results, which is definitely a failure for Arsenal, whose investment and expectations are rising. Although Arteta has stabilized his position as coach, the outside world's patience with him is exhausted. With such a large investment this summer, the management has already shown with actions that if you don’t win the championship next season, it will be the rhythm of the get out of class being dismissed.