There has been quite a bit of transfer news this summer, and some of the stats for players this season will sway the direction of the transfer market. According to WhoScored, the ranking of midfielders who have made 15 or more appearances in the Premier League this season and have averaged the highest number of passes with the ball in 90 minutes is Kovacic in first place with 3.7, followed by Ndombele with 3.6, and Willock in third place with 2.6.

 

    This ranking did not expect that Verloc can be on the list, which also shows that the strength of this player is not bad. Willock's strengths in front of the goal level and the ability to grasp the attack, the key point of the midfielder is that whether it is dragging back or behind the front line, the ball must ensure absolute high stability and creativity, these two points Willock needs to be pulled up, in addition to the physical advantages need to be improved, but this bar prevented him from becoming a potential stock, I believe that Arteta can improve his ability.

   Arsenal are incorporating stronger new recruits these days and there are a number of players in the squad who could leave. The recent reminder from Arteta to those players who want to leave shows that the team will not retain players who want to leave the team, which signals a possible major cleaning of Arsenal's squad this summer.

   Arteta's current headache is the contract has a year to expire Aubameyang has not yet completed the contract extension, Saka also did not sign a new contract, and these players are not sure also make the reinforcement aspects can not do more planning. Even if the tournament restarted this summer will be empty field, Arsenal will also face the impact of income, the Gunners are all the Premier League team's loss of the most teams, may reach 878.2 million pounds, so the team manager needs to face a variety of pressures, the current priority is to need to decide whether or not to sell Aubameyang, because the player is more important for the team.

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