Arsenal have splashed the cash this summer, but BBC News raises a pointed question: have Mikel Arteta's side actually addressed their most glaring weakness?
Despite another busy window of reinforcements, doubts persist over whether Arsenal possess a genuinely world-class striker capable of dragging them over the line in a title race. According to BBC News, this remains a live concern as Arsenal attempt to go one better than last season and finally end their Premier League wait.
The report suggests that while the squad has been strengthened elsewhere, the lack of a proven, elite No.9 could prove costly when fine margins decide the title come May. Arsenal's rivals continue to boast recognised goal-getters, and BBC News questions whether relying on the current forward options is a gamble Arteta can afford.
With the market now shut, Arsenal's business is done — for better or worse. Whether that gap up top proves decisive may not be clear until deep into the season.