Arsenal splash out on new signings.

Arsenal's incoming Sporting Director, Andrea Berta, plans to make a major turnaround for the club in the 2025 summer transfer window.

Cunha is currently the star of Wolves, scoring 13 goals and providing 4 assists in 24 Premier League appearances this season.

Andrea Berta is expected to sign a contract to become Arsenal's Sporting Director in early April. However, before that, the Italian expert will begin developing the summer transfer plan for the Gunners.

Berta's two top targets right now are Wolves striker Matheus Cunha and Real Sociedad midfielder Martin Zubimendi. The Emirates Stadium club plans to spend over £120 million on these two stars.

Cunha currently has a £62.5 million release clause at Wolves, while Zubimendi's buyout clause at Real Sociedad is also £50.5 million (equivalent to €60 million). Berta is determined to bring both players to the Emirates Stadium during the summer transfer window.

The former Atletico Madrid Sporting Director is no stranger to the duo of Cunha and Zubimendi, having worked extensively in La Liga. Cunha was brought to Atletico Madrid by Berta in 2021, while Zubimendi has also been on Atletico's radar for many years.

In addition, Arsenal are also planning to strengthen their attacking line. They are targeting Viktor Gyokeres of Sporting CP and Nico Williams from Athletic Bilbao. These two deals could cost the Gunners no less than 150 million euros. However, Berta is determined to revamp Arsenal's attack this summer.

The North London club's management will also consider offers for several key forwards, including Gabriel Martinelli and Leandro Trossard, or even Gabriel Jesus. Andrea Berta, 53, spent 12 years at Atletico Madrid, where he left his mark with a series of successful transfer deals.

The Italian Sporting Director parted ways with Atletico in January. During the 2024 summer transfer window – his final one at Atletico – Berta brought in two notable new signings, Julian Alvarez and Conor Gallagher, contributing to a significant improvement in the team's strength. Prior to this, Berta also worked at Genoa and Parma in Italy.