Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta said in a press conference after the game against Burnley that the club are doing everything possible to bring in signings. In addition, he left doubts over Aubameyang's future.
Arsenal were held to a 0-0 draw by Burnley on Sunday and Arteta, in a press conference, once again said that they are working on trying to make signings this January.
The club know that the manager needs new players in order to be more competitive, as well as sort out the futures of players like Aubameyang and Lacazette.
In the case of Aubameyang, Arteta left lots of doubts over his future and the Gabonese's future at the club looks bleak: "I don't know if he'll train with the team again. We'll see."
The footballer is closer to leaving Arsenal than staying, as his contract expires in 2023 and the Premier League club see him more out than in.
On the other hand, with regards to buying players, Arteta said it was "difficult", but they are "trying." "I don't know if they'll come (new signings), we'll see. We're definitely trying although it's complicated," the Spaniard concluded.