For the second time in as many summers, the Arsenal squad received a mini overhaul.
In 2018 there were five new arrivals, while the likes of Jack Wilshere, Santi Cazorla and Lucas Perez were all allowed to depart the Emirates Stadium on permanent deals.
Then last summer, Laurent Koscielny, Alex Iwobi, Carl Jenkinson, Aaron Ramsey, Nacho Monreal and Danny Welbeck were just a number of high-profile exits at the north London outfit.
It's expected to be a busy summer with links to the likes of Dayot Upamecano, Odsonne Edouard and Carlos Soler among others heating up in recent days.
Although, with reports that the Gunners will once again have a limited transfer budget, head of football Raul Sanllehi technical director Edu and will have to be shrewd in the market.
But what about the value of the squad Gunners head coach Mikel Arteta already has at his disposal? Well, via transfermarkt, we take a look.
Goalkeepers
Bernd Leno
Now into his second full season at Arsenal, the German shown his class since replacing Petr Cech in between the sticks, but is also susceptible to the odd error. £31.5m
Emiliano Martinez
Back-up to Leno this season with his chances coming in the Europa League prior to Christmas. Has played in all the FA Cup ties thus far, but at 27 he needs to be playing first-team football. £3.15m
Matt Macey
Firmly behind Leno and Martinez in the pecking order, out of contract in June. £225k
Defenders
Sokratis
The Greece international arrived from Borussia Dortmund in the same summer Unai Emery was appointed. A solid player with plenty of experience. £16.2m
Shkodran Mustafi
The Germany World Cup winner was signed for big money in 2016 and still has a few more years left to run on his contract. 13.5m
David Luiz
Brought in from Chelsea last summer as a replacement for Koscielny. He has had his moments this season, but isn't a long-term solution to Arsenal's defensive problems. £13.5m
Rob Holding
Injury cruelly ended his 18/19 season prematurely just when he starting to establish himself in the team. Signed a new deal recently which protects his value. £10.8m
Pablo Mari
Has impressed in two appearances since joining on loan from Flamengo, but will he get a chance to earn a permanent deal? £5.4m
Kieran Tierney
Arsenal fans are yet to see the best of Tierney following his £25m move from Celtic last summer, but once he's over the injuries he can establish himself under Arteta. £22.5m
Sead Kolasinac
He is still not as comfortable as a left-back, a different prospect at left-wing back. The Bosnian arrived on a free from Schalke in the summer of 2017 and has proven to be a useful attacking weapon. £18m
Hector Bellerin
If all goes to plan the Spaniard will be the Gunners' first-choice right-back for many years to come, good thing they secured him to a long-term deal in 2016. £36m
Calum Chambers
Another who has seen his season curtailed because of injury. £16.2m
Cedric Soares
Also on loan at Arsenal, but is yet to make an appearance. Out of contract at parent club Southampton in the summer. £9m
Midfielders
Lucas Torreira
A shrewd summer signing in 2018 and at 24 years of age, the Uruguay international can only better. It might not be too long before some of Europe's bigger clubs come calling.
In that case, Arsenal would stand to make a healthy profit. £40.5m
Granit Xhaka
Much more comfortable alongside Lucas Torreira in the middle of the park and is an important member of Arteta's squad. £27m
Matteo Guendouzi
The young French midfielder's reputation is growing with each passing month as he gains vital first-team experience. Signed for £7m from Lorient in the summer of 2018 and has bags of potential. £40.5m
Dani Ceballos
On loan from Real Madrid, was showing good form before the Premier League was suspended. £36m
Joe Willock
A box-to-box midfielder who started the first three games of the season and also signed a new contract which increases his value. £16.2m
Ainsley-Maitland-Niles
Top prospect, can play in a variety of positions but looks very comfortable in a central midfield role or even out wide. Does face a battle to become a regular in the team. £16.2m
Bukayo Saka
Arsenal's breakout youngster of the season. It's vital the club tie him down to a new deal as soon as possible. £19.8m
Mesut Ozil
The highest-paid player at the club. Ozil's stock has dropped following indifferent form since Arsene Wenger's exit. £19.8m
Forwards
Nicolas Pepe
Arsenal's record signing, it's no surprise he's one of the most valuable players in the squad. £58.5m
Reiss Nelson
The young winger is someone who could really benefit from Arteta's coaching methods. £12.6m
Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang
The Gunners captain is being linked with a summer exit as he's got just over a year remaining on his contract. If sold he could fund a squad overhaul this summer. £63m
Alexandre Lacazette
Questions remain as to if Lacazette has justified his £46.5m transfer fee. Another who could command a decent transfer fee if the Gunners decide to sell. £54m
Gabriel Martinelli
The Brazilian was an unknown quantity last summer, but his £6m transfer was one of - if not the - the bargains of last summer. £25.2m
Eddie Nketiah
The young striker returned to Arsenal in January after spending the first half of the season at Leeds United and has shown he has an eye for goal. £10.8m
