The Premier League continues to plan for a potential return to continue the 2019/20 season and that means we could yet see Arsenal back in action next month.
It's been over two months since the Gunners were last in action and there's plenty of interest around how Mikel Arteta's side will finish the season.
But that has not stopped reports claiming they are looking ahead and planning their summer transfer business.
With that in mind, here are the latest transfer rumours from the Emirates.
Arsenal have 'contacted' Coutinho's agent
Arsenal have ‘already contacted’ Philippe Coutinho’s agent over a possible summer move to the club.
Reports from Spain over the last few days claimed that the Gunners were set to initiate contact with Kia Joorabchian.
However, Sport is now claiming that the Gunners have ‘already contacted’ Countinho’s representatives and Mikel Arteta ‘likes Coutinho very much’.
Coutinho has been linked with a move away from Barcelona for some time, and his agent, Joorabchian, recently claimed he would like to return to the Premier League.
Trio available for transfer
Arsenal are ready to listen to transfer offers for three defenders this summer - but David Luiz is not one of them.
According to The Athletic's David Ornstein, speaking on the Ornstein and Chapman Podcast, Arsenal have picked out three players they are open to selling.
Those players are Rob Holding, Sokratis Papastathopoulos and Shkodran Mustafi, with Pablo Mari and Luiz set to start off as Mikel Arteta's first-choice centre-back partnership.
The report claims Mikel Arteta is willing to offload the trio this summer in a bid to raise funds to bring his own players in.
Stan Kroenke message
Kia Joorabchian, the agent of Philippe Coutinho, has once again urged Arsenal owner Stan Kroenke to bankroll the Gunners in the transfer window.
Kroenke's leadership has been criticised by some Gunners supporters, with the group #WeCareDoYou launched to ask questions of the American businessman.
And Joorabchian, was among those who has hit out at the board, told talkSPORT via the Mirror: "I feel for the guys that have just come in – Raul [Sanllehi – head of football] and Edu and [former manager] Unai Emery.
"I feel for them because we have finally got incredibly knowledgeable footballing people there. Raul came in from Barcelona, Edu came from the Brazil national team and is an legend at Arsenal, and Emery is a fantastic coach who has coached at Sevilla and PSG.
"Finally Arsenal have people who really understand football and are footballing people in the back room staff, but the question is whether or not the finances will be made available.
"If you don't make the finances available, there is no big secret. If you cannot buy some strong players they have to reinforce in defence, they have to reinforce in midfield and they have to reinforce out wide.
"Arsenal have a great advantage that they already have what many clubs are looking for – two world class strikers in Aubameyang and Lacazette. The problem is they have to rebuild everywhere else as the rest of the team is lacking.
"So unless the finances are made available it puts a lot of pressure on the guys they have hired to be able to deliver what they've been brought in to deliver."
