Arsenal players are quickly settling into their north London home as the Gunners have made a strong start to the season, but the club's transfer deal may not be over yet.
Midfielder and winger are positions Mikel Arteta is likely to target if Arsenal makes more additions before the end of the window, including Jeremy Pino and Youri Tielemans.
The Gunners are making progress in forming the squad, with Bernd Leno, Lucas Torreira, and Alex Runarsson leaving the club and the club wanting Ainsley Maitland-Niles and Hector Bellerin to follow.
That could leave room for Arsenal to make at least one more signing this summer.
Here's your latest update on Arsenal transfer news and rumors...
Yeremy Pino
It's safe to say Arsenal fans were thrilled when Edu was spotted boarding a plane bound for Spain.
Will he fly in to speak to Villarreal winger Yeremy Pino? The Gunners are certainly interested but Fabrizio Romano reports the 19-year-old will cost 42m.
At least two other Premier League clubs are also reportedly interested in Pino, meaning negotiations will be difficult.
Speaking recently about interest in Pino, current Villarreal and former Arsenal boss Unai Emery refused to rule out selling the player.
He said: If an offer comes for a player like Yeremi Pino, then he has to leave. We have a responsibility to the club. This is what it is."
Youri Tielemans
As with most of the summer, Arsenal has continued to be linked with a move for Leicester midfielder Youri Tielemans.
However, it is believed the Foxes would rather lose the Belgian for free at the end of his contract next summer than sell him now and that position is getting tougher as we get closer to the end of the transfer window. Football. London claims Arsenal, therefore, decided a move for Tielemans was more realistic if he was a free agent and was willing to wait another 12 months.
The Gunners need to make more sales in the coming weeks before they change their minds.
Pedro Neto
Arsenal could reportedly move into the 'mysterious wing' at the end of the transfer window.
It was recently suggested that Pedro Neto could be that man, with the Wolves forward capable of playing in a number of attacking positions.
The signing of Goncalo Guedes, who makes his debut this weekend, could be a sign that Wolves are preparing to live without Neto, while the club is now also closing in on a big-money transfer for midfielder Mateus Nunes.
Significant spending from Wolves - do they anticipate any important sales over the next few weeks?
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