How Arsenal could line up after the transfer window

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Right-winger: Bukayo Saka

Arsenal v Villareal CF - UEFA Europa League Semi Final: Leg Two

Bukayo Saka was one of Arsenal's best performers last season. The youngster constantly put in outstanding displays for his side even during tough periods of the season.

Saka made 32 appearances in the Premier League for Arsenal last season, scoring five goals and providing three assists. He created the most chances in the league for the north London club. The 19-year-old also completed the most dribbles per game for Arsenal.

🗣 Mikel Arteta has confirmed that Bukayo Saka will return to Arsenal training in the next few days. pic.twitter.com/1iMDZmxviH

— Jason Soutar (@jbsoutar) August 1, 2021

Saka represented England at Euro 2020 in the summer and was a key player in the Three Lions' route to the final. He should return to the starting XI for Arsenal next season.

Striker: Lautaro Martinez

AC Milan v FC Internazionale - Serie A

Inter Milan are currently in a dire financial situation and therefore need to sell players. Inter striker Lautaro Martinez has now been offered to Arsenal in recent weeks and the Gunners are interested in the 23-year-old.

Martinez appeared in every league game for Inter Milan in their Serie A triumph. He scored 17 league goals for Inter Milan, the second most at the club. The Argentine also averaged the most shots per game.

Arsenal had a plan entering the window but there has always been an acceptance that in a volatile market, unexpected opportunities may present themselves. Lautaro Martinez is one such case. [@TheAthleticUK] #afc pic.twitter.com/QgGQPTrWvP

— afcstuff (@afcstuff) July 31, 2021

Inter Milan are very willing to negotiate a transfer with Arsenal for Lautaro Martinez and a move this summer looks feasible.

Left-winger: Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang

Arsenal v Manchester City - Premier League

The Arsenal captain endured a very tough campaign last season. Aubameyang scored just 15 goals in 39 games, his lowest tally since the 2010/11 season.

Injuries and tactical decisions at Arsenal played a big part in Aubameyang's slump in form last season. He was diagnosed with malaria towards the end of the season. The Gabonese also had to play majorly from the left-wing as Alexandre Lacazette occupied the striking role.

Aubameyang will be looking to put last season's struggles behind him. Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta would also be looking to play Aubameyang in his natural number 9 position so as to get the best out of the 32-year-old.