Arsenal press conference LIVE: Mikel Arteta on Chelsea, transfer window, Guimaraes and Mosquera

Looks like it.

Well, I am sure when this happens, it's because there has been an analysis behind it. The resources will appear, and the valuation will be much higher. But that is something for the Premier League and the owners to discuss.

With Gabi gratitude and it has been a pleasure to work with him. The Gabi I met and the one that left is a huge transformation.

The impact he had for the club, his ambition, his love for the game and the way he has helped us to grow.

Guimaraes?

He had a knock against Villa and he is being assessed. Hopefully tomorrow he will be okay for training.

Mosquera coming off?

It was more precaution than anything else, so we will have to see how he feels.

Jurrien Timber?

Yeah he is in really good condition at the moment. He is in a good place.

Available for Sunday?

We will decide tomorrow after training.

On Saliba?

Yeah we don't know how many weeks he will be out. The progression has been really positive but we need to wait and see how to see how he puts some load into it.

Arsenal have agreed a deal with FC Kolkheti-1913 Poti to sign the Georgian wonderkid Andria Bartishvili for €4.5million (£3.9million).

The Gunners have been on the hunt to sign some of the best young players in the world and following the departure of Per Mertesacker and replacing the German with Pascal de Maesschalck as the new Academy Director, the summer transfer window has been abuzz with activity.

Bartishvili will become the fourth youngster to sign ahead of a future arrival in recent seasons. He will join Ecuadorian twins Holger and Edwin Quintero, who arrive in the summer of 2027 from Independiente.

In January, Shamrock Rovers’ Victor Ozhianvuna will also become an Arsenal player. So, what do we know about the latest incoming arrival?

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It's almost all over for Gabriel Martinelli at Arsenal, with the Brazilian set to join Al Hilal in a £60million move.

The move will make him Arsenal’s most expensive sale of all time, eclipsing the benchmark set nine years ago by Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain following his £35million switch on August 31, 2017.

football.london understands that entering this summer’s transfer window, it was an objective of the club to finally bring an end to this long-running record. In the years since, Manchester City have sold 11 players for more than the Arsenal record, five of which came this summer alone.

Liverpool, who bought Oxlade-Chamberlain, sold Philippe Coutinho in the same summer for well in excess of £100million to Barcelona. The Reds have since sold Fabinho, Luis Diaz and Darwin Nunez for greater fees.

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