内容摘要：My sense is that his comment came as something of a relief to Scottish Labour, who came second last time and expect to be regarded as the principal challenger to the SNP, who are defending the seat.

My sense is that his comment came as something of a relief to Scottish Labour, who came second last time and expect to be regarded as the principal challenger to the SNP, who are defending the seat.

With a £51m move for Real Sociedad and Spain midfieldermanager Mikel Arteta seems intent on addressing his side's shortcomings early.

There should also be plenty of finance available for him to finally bring in a prolific centre forward to get Arsenal over the line in competitions - a bone of contention among supporters.Record revenues of £616m in 2023-24 are likely to be exceeded thanks to the expanded Champions League format and extra broadcast revenue, while the sales of homegrown duo Emile Smith Rowe and Eddie Nketiah in the past 12 months brings about £50m of pure profit."As the most profitable club in Premier League history, Arsenal could easily spend over £200m in the window and have no PSR concerns," said Maguire.

"So if a striker is not signed it cannot be blamed on PSR."Having failed to qualify for the Champions League things look less rosy at Aston Villa.

The club made a loss of £206m in the two years to 30 June 2024 and, with the £100m departure of Jack Grealish in 2021 dropping away from their PSR figures, backing Unai Emery will be far from straightforward.

Last term's run to the quarter-finals of Europe's elite club competition, along with the sales Moussa Diaby, Douglas Luiz and Jhon Duran will undoubtedly have helped.This may prove the biggest constraint to spending for their Champions League campaign next season.

boss Graham Potter is under no illusions about what needs to be done this summer after their 14th-place finish.The Englishman has already said he wants to trim and lower the age of his squad and should have room to manoeuvre if the owners elect to back him.

have incurred substantial losses over the past two seasons, but successful player sale profits have offset these."The club say they want to be more sustainable, and this could result in spending being curtailed due to owner choice rather than PSR limits," added Maguire.