The transfer fees in modern football rise from year to year, and we are now in an age where players are being bought for more than £100m. Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has seen the bloated costs first-hand during his 22-year spell in charge of the Gunners. The Frenchman will step down at the end of the season and hand the reins to a successor at the Emirates. According to the Metro, the 68-year-old told reporters that the current Arsenal squad does not need much improvement. However, he did warn the incoming coach that when he does dip into the market he should be prepared to spend big due to the inflated market. Even though Wenger did not name Liverpool directly, he did use the club's...
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