Arsenal have a great chance to win the Premier League, and can improve their odds even more by signing one of these strikers.

Since Mikel Arteta was appointed Arsenal manager, the Gunners have a net spend of £500.14m, according to data from Football Transfers, while Manchester City's is just £59.75m in that same period, helped by sales of young talent. In the five years previous to Arteta's appointment their net spend was £235.4m.

Arsenal are in desperate need of a new forward following Gabriel Jesus' injury lay-off but the Gunners have seen a first bid rejected for a top target

Arsenal’s recent game against Manchester United highlighted the recurring issues plaguing the team this season. Once again, Arsenal failed to capitalise on several excellent opportunities to score, with Kai Havertz particularly culpable for missing the best of those chances.