We asked for your overall assessment of Arsenal's summer transfer window, with plenty of money spent on strengthening the squad and some regular first-team names moving on.
Here are some of your replies:
Neil: Is something deeply broken behind the scenes? Andrea Berta has absolutely stitched up Mikel Arteta here. He failed him so spectacularly in the final hours of the window. To sanction the exits of Gabriel Martinelli, Gabriel Jesus and Leandro Trossard, without securing a single elite forward replacement, is borderline negligent. It has left a Premier League title-chasing manager with virtually no senior depth in attack. Berta has shown he is entirely out of his depth and he should be sacked immediately.
Tom: Solid midfield and defensive signings, but it is clear we weren't able to get anyone over the line to fill one of the spots on the left side of the attack. Eberechi Eze is not a winger. Surely the club can't expect Christos Tzolis to carry that left side on his own?
Theo: Arsenal are too weak on the left wing now. An average window where direct rivals performed better on paper.
Sterls: Julian Alvarez was too overpriced and he didn't want to play for us, so it was a good decision not to buy him. My only disappointment was not bringing in another left winger after losing Martinelli. I would've taken a punt on Marcus Rashford or brought someone in on loan who could've been effective cover. Overall, I'm pleased with the business Arsenal have done.
Lara: Unfortunately, our transfer conduct may very well cost us dearly. If a replacement for Martinelli had not been secured, why on earth did we force him out? It is the left side that will cost us. We struggle to create at the best of times, so this is a serious mistake. It is certainly not the conduct of champions. I feel sorry for Tzolis, he is under extreme pressure to overperform twice a week now.