The Premier League season is now done and dusted.
And just one day after Arsenal's final day win over Watford, the summer transfer window has swung open.
Clubs are already tussling for signatures and Arsenal are no different.
Below we run you through all the latest rumours concerning the Gunners.
Arsenal could offer trio for Partey
Arsenal could offer up to three players to land summer transfer target Thomas Partey.
According to Goal, Atletico Madrid are interested in Alexandre Lacazette having tried to sign the forward previously.
And Arsenal could also give up both Lucas Torreira and Matteo Guendouzi in a bid to prise Partey from the Spanish capital.
Partey has been offered a new deal at Atletico but with a Gunners move still on the table and the deal yet to be signed, his future is very much up in the air.
Gunners' Coutinho bid ‘getting more strength’
Arsenal are said to be weighing up a loan deal ‘worth more than £27m’ for Barcelona misfit Philippe Coutinho.
According to Sport, Barca know they would need to take too big a loss if they were to attempt to sell Coutinho, so they are looking to loan him out again.
The Brazilian spent this season with Bayern having failed to fit in at Camp Nou following his big-money move from Liverpool.
The report says any club hopeful of landing Coutinho on loan next season would need to pay £18.2m as a loan fee and another £9.1m for his wages.
Despite those mouth-watering figures, Arsenal are mentioned as his most likely club.
The report says a move to the Gunners is 'gaining more strength every day'.
Arsenal dealt Willian blow
Arsenal have been dealt a blow in their reported bid to land Chelsea star Willian.
The Gunners have been linked with a move for the Brazilian winger who is set to leave Stamford Bridge this summer.
But Sky Sports report Chelsea have made a breakthrough in their contract negotiations meaning he could yet stay put.
Willian played a pivotal part in Chelsea's attempts to reach the Champions League, helping the Blues secure qualification with a top four finish.
