Arsenal have been steadily improving under Arteta lately. They are a sure bet for the Premier League 1 to 4. They have finished 2nd for 3 seasons. So many Arsenal fans are hoping that the team will fulfill their needs and win the Premier League title. It is not easy for a team to win the Premier League title. A lot depends on the coach who is in charge of the team. The responsibility of a coach is to ensure that the team's style, play and results on the pitch are good. In order to achieve such good results on the pitch and win trophies, it is still necessary to make the right signings during the transfer window to address the weaknesses and areas that need to be improved. That is the main problem that Arsenal is facing.

Arteta's style and play are not at all faultless, but his transfer activity is poor. Arteta has made a lot of mistakes in transfers. Let's look at the current transfer window. The signing of Branford midfielder Nougat, who has Premier League experience and is on a low salary after Jorginho left the club, and the signing of Zubayr Mendy were the right moves, but the decision to sign Marouane Farias for £52m instead of signing the much-needed Rodgers was the wrong one. Rodgers is also a player who will come to Arsenal, but I think it was a mistake to complete the transfer of Marouane Farias first in Arteta's transfer campaign. And if Marouane Farias is brought in as a backup to Saka, isn't the transfer fee too high? If there is a need for a winger on the left wing, shouldn't he sign a better player than Martinelli or Trott?

Will Martucci, who has just been signed, be as good as Matteo Tardini and Trott for Arsenal? A trophy-winning manager needs to be able to improve the team's performance on the pitch and understand the team's needs during the transfer window. Arteta's failure to win trophies for Arsenal has a lot to do with these factors. Is Arteta a trophy-winning manager? What do you think? Let us know your thoughts in the comments. Thank you to everyone who read this to the end.

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