The £120,000-a-week star is reaching an agreement with Arsenal to leave this summer

The Arsenal midfielder has now reached a full agreement with the Gunners that he can leave this summer, with sporting director Edu looking set for a busy window.

Arsenal are ready to be cleared as Edu targets four big players

The North Londoners are set to face what will be one of their busiest transfer periods in recent years.

Arsenal are apparently chasing the signing of a big four in a new goalkeeper, defender, midfielder and forward, with some reports even suggesting that Edu could manage the summer transfer window this year.

The Gunners have spent north of £200 million in 2023, but are likely to spend even more following the conclusion of this campaign. However, to keep pace with PSR, it is also apparent that members of Mikel Arteta's side will have to move on.

To fund a move for Newcastle star Bruno Guimaraes, Arsenal are believed to be ready to sanction the exits of Reiss Nelson, Emile Smith Rowe and Eddie Nketiah – all of whose sales will go down on the books as pure profits when they arrive at the Hale End academy. .

There is also uncertainty over the futures of both Gabriel Jesus and Thomas Partey, who cost a combined £90m to sign and cost the club £465,000-a-week in wages. Jesus and Partey are attracting interest from Saudi Arabia, with Pro League sides considering “lucrative” contracts for the pair, according to recent reports.

Former number one Aaron Ramsdale, taken in by 2023 signing David Raya, has been linked with an exit from the Emirates Stadium. The England international watched from the sidelines as Raya took his mantle, with reports from last year suggesting this could be Ramsdale's last season in north London.

Ramsdale reaches a full deal with Arsenal in the summer

According to journalist Pete O'Rourke, writing for Football Insider, Ramsdale “already has an agreement” with Arsenal to leave this summer – and the former Bournemouth shot will leave later this year.

As soon as Arteta's key member starts the eleven, “which is below“The keeper is now up for grabs this summer, and he can be an opposition to any side. Still just 25 years old, £120,000-a-week Ramsdale is still a baby when it comes to a keeper's shelf life, so he will be useful for years to come.

“Of course, he was unique in the area – and especially in this situation,” said Arteta at Ramsdale after the 1-0 EFL Cup win over Brentford.

“We love him, of course. We know his character and what he brings to the team and we are happy to have him. Every player is very important. Today he had a chance to play and had a really good game.”