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Bernd Leno – £22m
Bernd Leno became the most expensive goalkeeper in Arsenal’s history when the Londoners acquired the Germany international from Bayer Leverkusen in the summer of 2018.
After a slow start to his Emirates career, Leno usurped Petr Cech as Unai Emery’s preferred No.1 in the Premier League and now looks set for a lengthy spell as the Gunners’ first-choice shot-stopper following the Czech’s retirement.
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Lucas Torreira – £26m
After a stellar 2017-18 season at Sampdoria, Lucas Torreira was courted by a number of top clubs during the summer transfer window, including Napoli.
However, Arsenal won the race for the Uruguay international’s signature and the all-action midfielder has quickly endeared himself to the Emirates crowd with his tenacity and drive.
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William Saliba – £27m
The acquisition of William Saliba was a particularly sweet success for Arsenal.
Not only is the teenage centre-half – who has been loaned back to Saint-Etienne for the 2018-19 campaign – considered one of France’s most promising defenders, he also turned down the Gunners’ bitter rivals, Tottenham, before agreeing to move to the Emirates.
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Alexis Sanchez – £32m
Arsene Wenger splashed the cash to land the hard-working forward from Barcelona in 2014, spending £31.7m on the Chilean.
Over his time at the Emirates, Alexis netted 80 goals in 166 games for the Gunners before moving to Manchester United in a part-exchange deal that saw Henrikh Mkhitaryan arrive in north London.
Neither move has worked out well.
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Granit Xhaka – £34m
With the Gunners having struggled down the years to replace some iconic figures in the box-to-box midfield department, big money was spent to land the Switzerland international from Borussia Monchengladbach.
Doubts remain over the value of the deal, particularly in light of his on-field ill-discipline, but he did improve under Unai Emery during the 2018-19 season.
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Shkodran Mustafi – £35m
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