The Gunners have already sealed a deal for midfielder Granit Xhaka but the Frenchman has warned that signing too many players will upset the balance of the team.

Arsene Wenger claims he will only buy two more players this summer as he is wary of upsetting the ‘balance’ of Arsenal’s squad.

The Gunners have already secured a deal for Switzerland midfielder Granit Xhaka, and had activated Jamie Vardy’s release clause before Wenger admitted that the striker is set to stay at Leicester City.

When asked about any further transfer business this summer, Wenger conceded he will not overhaul his squad as Arsenal looks to end a 12-year wait for the Premier League title.

“We’ve already bought one player – Granit Xhaka – from Monchengladbach, because we’ve lost three players. We’ve lost [Mikel] Arteta, we’ve lost [Tomas] Rosicky and [Mathieu] Flamini,” he told Tencent Sports. “So we’ve bought one midfielder and we’re still in the market to buy one or two more players.

“But it is not easy. It is not just buying. We also have to keep a good balance. If you buy too many players you destabilize your team. So three is the maximum.”