Arteta and Berta aren’t messing around.
There has been a noticeable shift in Arsenal’s transfer policy since Berta arrived. The club now seems focused on signing players who are already in their prime and ready to contribute to winning titles immediately, while simultaneously investing in potential superstars aged 16–17.
I call it the “sign them in their prime or catch them young” policy.
This approach helps Arsenal compete for titles now while also securing the future, as those 16-17-year-olds develop into elite players.
That’s how you build a Real Madrid-style dynasty, sustained dominance, continuity, and a winning culture that lasts for years rather than a single cycle.
🚨 BREAKING from @CraigHope_DM:
Newcastle are braced for an Arsenal approach for Bruno Guimarães. 🇧🇷
UK reps for Brazilian have held talks with Premier League champions. 🤩
Arsenal are doing an absolute madness with their youth recruitment.
They’re basically stockpiling some of the best teenage winger/interior hybrids in football right now:
Max Dowman — 16
Edwin Quintero — 16
Holger Quintero — 16
Jeremy Monga — 16
Victor Ozhianvuna — 16
Andria Bartishvili — 17
Yeah, Arsenal’s future is in safe hands for the next decade. It doesn’t get better than this.
Football should bring people together, not shut them out.
For the first time since the competition began, fans won’t be able to watch the Champions League final for free. That’s not right.
This is bigger than wanting to watch Arsenal in this historic final. It’s bigger than one club.
Hardworking people shouldn’t have to fork out for a subscription to watch this match.
I urge TNT Sports to reconsider and make the final next Saturday free to watch.
This is Arteta’s moment.
Yes, the squad’s been amazing.
Yes, the fans have been incredible.
Yes, the club’s owners stepped up big time last summer.
But it was this man’s vision, intensity, intelligence, courage and decisions that won us the League. Thankyou @m8arteta 🙏