Having ended 10 years of hurt with back-to-back silverware, Arsenal are aiming to capitalise on their recent success in the summer transfer market. A decent end to the campaign has left Gunners fans hopeful of a realistic Premier League challenge next term, though there is no doubt Arsene Wenger needs to strengthen his squad in order to rival big-spending Chelsea and Manchester City. Olivier Giroud looked burnt out after a season of leading the line on his own, and would no doubt benefit from the arrival of another top striker to partner him up front, while added class around the midfield would go a long way in their bid for a first top flight title since 2004. talkSPORT takes a look at...
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