They may have finished in the top four last season, but only scraped by. It took a 1-0 victory over last season?s basement dweller Newcastle United on the final day of the season to propel the Gunners to fourth place with 73 points, only one point higher than arch rival Tottenham.
One might expect this to mean Arsenal, a club striving to get back to winning trophies and competing for Premier League championships, would make some moves this summer in the transfer window to try to distance themselves from Spurs and to catch up to Manchester United, Manchester City and Chelsea. However,
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