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Published 10:53 23 Aug 2022 BST
Last season the Gunners spent over £150m and have invested heavily again this year with signings such as Gabriel Jesus, Fabio Vieira, Oleksandr Zinchenko and are also reported to be interested in signing Pedro Neto.
UEFA meanwhile are set to hand out fines to 10 teams, which include Barcelona, Paris Saint-Germain and the Italian trio of Juventus, Inter Milan and Roma for breaching rules during the 2020-2021 campaign.
FFP regulations are set to be changed from next year, with UEFA set to implement rules that will only allow clubs to spend a certain percentage of their revenue across 12 months on wages, transfers and agent fees.
The limit is set to stand at 90 per cent in 2023 before dropping to 80 per cent in 2024 and then a further 10 per cent in 2025.
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