Arsenal are exploring opportunities to strengthen its offense in the summer transfer window.
After losing the Premier League title and Champions League this season, the Gunners are ready to strengthen their team to challenge Silverware again next season.
The Gunners have been challenging the Premier League titles for the past three seasons, but twice against Manchester City, with Arne Slot's Liverpool side defeating them this season.
North London clubs will pass through an ambitious summer transfer window, expected to be made in multiple positions, most importantly in the offense.
Arsenal strengthens their transfer activities
According to Sky Sports journalist Florian Plettenberg, Arsenal is actively working in the market as they explore the moves of Real Madrid's Rodrygo and Atalanta Ademola Lookman.
The Gunners participated in talks with the players and their club agents.
Whether the Gunners are interested in signing players is still one of them remains to be seen.
Rodrygo reportedly was upset with Real Madrid and saw his role restricted after the arrival of Kylian Mbappe and Jude Bellingham, and Brazilian attackers may think they stay away from Santiago Bernabeu this summer.
Rordygo has provided 10 assists to the Spanish Giants this season.
As far as the interest of Lookman is concerned, the Premier League giants are impressed by the versatility of players.
Lookman scored 20 goals this season and provided seven assists to the Italian Giants.
The Gunners need attack addition
Club director Andrea Berta works hard behind the scenes to increase the strength of Arsenal this summer.
They not only targeted the widespread attacker moves, but also hoped to sign a new striker.
The Gunners are reportedly approaching the signing of sports forward Viktor Gyokeres.
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