One month to the date from now, Arsenal would have kicked off their 2019/2020 Premier League campaign against Newcastle United.
What new players - if any - apart from Gabriel Martinelli could feature at St James' Park? Unai Emery's side don't have long to complete transfers as the window closes on August 8 at 5pm.
But even with a reported transfer budget of £45m, the Gunners are continually being linked with reinforcements and today is no different.
It's clear that Emery must address many areas within his squad if the Gunners are to seal a return to the Champions League for the 2020/2021 campaign.
Although time is running out.
With that said, take a look at the latest rumours surrounding Arsenal today.
Luther James-Wildin
Who? Highly-rated Stevenage defender who could solve the right-back issue at the Emirates Stadium
Where? football.london understands James-Wildin has been on Arsenal's radar after a series of athletic eye-catching performances for Stevenage in League Two last season.
What? Rated at £1m, this is a deal the Gunners could wrap up quickly. One to keep an eye on.
Laurent Koscielny
Who? The Gunners captain who has refused to attend the club's pre-season tour in the United States.
Where? According to The Standard, Arsenal will demand £8.8m to sell the centre-back.
What? It does seem that there's no way back for the Frenchman. He wants to return home, either a Ligue 1 club pays what Arsenal want or - as rumoured - he buys out his contract.
Hakim Ziyech
Who? Ajax midfielder who shone during their run to the Champions League semi-final last season.
Where? Linked with a move to Arsenal for much of the summer and reportedly has an asking price of £30m.
What? According to the BBC's David Ornstein when speaking on the Arsecase podcast,the Gunners have analysed the player and they won’t be making a move as he is not on the agenda.
Ben Sheaf
Who? Young Arsenal defender who can also operate in midfield.
Where? He has completed a six-month loan move to League One side Doncaster Rovers.
What? "I'm looking forward to getting going," he said. "I like to get on the ball and make things happen."
