Arsenal considers January forward signings amid performance concerns
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 25, 2026, 2:32 PM
Last updated Sep 25, 2026

Arsenal is open to making moves in the January transfer window to strengthen their forward line, following a lack of signings during the summer. Discussions centered on whether the team can find additional firepower, particularly if key players like Bukayo Saka and Martin Odegaard are marked closely by opponents. The club has financial flexibility after not purchasing a forward in the summer, but navigating the January market can be challenging. A successful case study includes Manchester City's signing of Antoine Semenyo in January 2025, which improved their attacking prowess. Arsenal will monitor potential targets and assess current player performances leading up to the window.
- •Arsenal is exploring forward signings for January.
- •Financial resources remain after summer transfer inactivity.
- •Manchester City signed Antoine Semenyo in January 2025 for greater attack.
- •Team’s performance may dictate urgency for new signings.
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"Alex: Arsenal always say they are open to moving in the transfer market, if the opportunity allows. The Gunners were exploring deals for forwards in the summer but they didn't bring one in, so that money will still be available. Having said that, we saw that Manchester City were able to sign Antoine Semenyo in january 2025 and he helped lift their attack, so Arsenal will keep across their targets and would move if there is the possibility of doing business.
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