Hey, everybody. Before we get started today, I just want to mention that we recorded this on Sunday, and Fabrizio Romano has reported that the Gabriel Jesus signing is done. A five-year deal, which is really good news. Very excited about that. And it looks like it may be announced Monday, which means as this podcast comes out, we may have announced a major signing. Really, I think our top target of the summer, and the podcast isn't squarely focused on that. But what I would say is we have talked about Gabriel Jesus at length on this podcast, how we think he will play, where we think he will play, how excited we are for him to arrive, the metrics. We've done a data dive on him on Patreon. We've

done a scouting video for him on Patreon. And we will discuss him again on the podcast and a lot.

This episode has so many interesting discussion points. And a lot of them, I think, pivot around

the fact that Jay-Zus has arrived. We talk a little bit about whether Artetta has excuses or not

this season for success. You get more of that in just a minute. And a bit about Sackas contract and a lot of

other fun things along with maybe a little bit of laughing at Chelsea. So there's plenty of good stuff in

here. But if you're tuning in expecting to here specifically Gabriel-J-Zerz-Zus stuff, there's

plenty of that on previous episodes and there will be plenty more of that to come.

So with that having been said,

now here's the podcast.

All right. Possibilities here, and the second are the wonderful finish really.

All the transfers just to all the wonderful British really all I want to know finally the Arsenal breaks from it.

All the transfers just about to happen at Arsenal.

And meanwhile, over at Chelsea, it looks like they want to employ the United

model.

This is the Arsenal Vision post-match podcast.

My name's Elliot Smith, you block me on Twitter, Yankee Gunner.

That's right.

It does look like Chelsea's approach is to emulate what Manchester United

have done. And I have to say, I am extremely here for it. Yeah, Todd Bowley, he wants to be

the technical director, which makes sense, given his vast knowledge of European football. He's a

dealmaker. Dealmaker's not to make deals, right? He apparently has said that he wants to bring trades into European football. He's a dealmaker. Dealmakers know how to make deals, right? He apparently has

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