There is still time for the Gunners to add more players before the transfer window closes on September 1. They have already brought in Kai Havertz, Jurrien Timber, and Declan Rice this summer.

Arsenal has been asked to sign two more Brazilians, even though they already spent more than £200 million on players this summer.

The Gunners have been busy in the trade market. Last week, they signed Jurrien Timber for £33.4 million and Declan Rice for 105 million pounds. Kai Havertz moved to the Emirates Stadium from Chelsea earlier in the transfer window for £65 million. They then joined him there.

Now the attention turns to Mikel Arteta and technical head Edu’s transfers who are leaving. Some names have been linked to moves that may even out the books. These include Thomas Partey, Kieran Tierney, Rob Holding, Nicolas Pepe, Auston Trusty, and Folarin Balogun.

Arteta could get more new players if they made more sales, which could also add money to their trade fund. Arteta has also been told to act quickly to add another Brazilian player to his growing team in north London by trying to sign Neymar from Paris Saint-Germain.

Julio Baptista, a former player for Arsenal, agreed with Gilberto Silva in a comment to Gambling Zone. He told them, “I think it’s silly to say that Neymar would find the Premier League too hard.” In French football, which is very tough, he has had some great games. Neymar needs to make a change in his life, so going to Arsenal would be a great choice for him.

“He did everything for PSG, but they might not have given him what he needs.” He needs a different answer. The players must be happy. Even though we haven’t talked in a while, moving would be best for his job.

Gabriel Martinelli is a great player who had a great year. I think that Neymar could play with him. People who are good at what they do try to make room for everyone on the team. But Neymar is the kind of player you have to work around. You can put Neymar behind the striker, in the middle, or on the left side. Martinelli can play with him in any of the three front spots.