Arsene Wenger has told fans Arsenal are "close" to making another signing.
The Gunners have been criticised for their lack of activity in the transfer market this season, and are short at both ends of the field.
Wenger may finally be ready to appease the fans, though.
“Yes we are close [to another signing],” Wenger told BT Sport. “But I would say spending in itself is not a quality. Spending and buying the right players is a quality.
“I am a bit fed up to always respond to the same things. We look and analyse absolutely everything and we have to make the right decisions.”
Gunners eye Brahimi
Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger is weighing up a move for Porto’s Yacine Brahimi after missing out on Leicester’s Riyad Mahrez , write Tom Hopkinson.
Liverpool and Chelsea have considered moves of their own for the Algerian, who wants to leave Porto.
Now Wenger has been alerted to his availability after Mahrez penned a new four-year Foxes deal.
Brahimi was left out of Porto’s Champions League qualifier in midweek and the Portuguese club will sell the player for £40million.
Arsenal keeping tabs on Burke
Nottingham Forest are battling to keep hold of midfield teenage sensation Oliver Burke before the transfer window closes next week, writes Tom Hopkinson.
The 19-year-old – already a Scotland international – has attracted interest from a string of Premier League clubs.
Sunderland are the latest club to watch the front man – who scored twice in Forest's 4-3 win over Wigan on Saturday afternoon - but the competition for Burke will be fierce.
Arsenal, Tottenham, West Ham and Liverpool have already checked him out on several occasions.
Vardy on rejecting Arsenal
Jamie Vardy insists that it was an easy decision to reject Arsenal in favour of signing a new Leicester contract.
The England striker snubbed a £120,000-a-week deal from the Gunners just weeks after lifting the Premier League trophy.
But he says that it was a simple decision to reject Arsenal - and he had plenty of time to think about it.
Vardy made the call to remain at the King Power Stadium during the European Championships, where he mulled over the decision while at the Three Lions' base in Chantilly.
Speaking to BT Sport, he said: "Every time I thought about it, my heart and head were coming to the same answer, which was to stay.