Arsenal’s dead transfer window raises big questions. With key absences and a title race ongoing, have they enough—or will squad depth become their downfall?Daily Telegraph, 4 February 2025A Daily

Mikel Arteta has admitted that Arsenal were “disappointed” not to sign anyone in the winter transfer window, but felt the need to remain ‘disciplined’ in how they acted. The Arsenal manager was vocal about his desire for a January addition to the frontline,

Mikel Arteta has spoken out about Arsenal's failure to sign a new striker, with Kai Havertz the only frontline striker on their books with Gabriel Jesus out injured

Mikel Arteta has admitted that Arsenal are “disappointed” they couldn’t improve their squad in the January window.

Mikel Arteta said through the transfer window that the club were looking for a striker but would only bring one in that could have an "impact". It is true that the number of forward options they have are lower after Gabriel Jesus' ACL injury but the Gunners are managing to cope at the moment.

Mikel Arteta admits he was disappointed Arsenal did not sign a new striker but believes it is not a gamble in the club’s bid for Premier League glory. The Gunners ramped up their pursuit of a forward after Gabriel Jesus suffered a season-ending injury in their FA Cup exit against Manchester United on January 12.