Unai Emery takes stock of the transfer of Arsenal while he continues Wilfried Zaha and Kieran Tierney

Arsenal manager Unai Emery admits he needs to strengthen his team as they continue to work hard on the transfer market.

The Gunners are working on a limited budget and have so far only added Gabriel Martinelli to a £ 5 million contract this summer.

The young Brazilian had an impressive start, scoring a goal as the young Arsenal team beat the Colorado Rapids 3-0 in their first pre-season game.

But Emery admitted that they "needed help to help" while he was discussing their transfer relationship after the match.

As sports director, Edu said the negotiations were ongoing, but he refused to discuss their actions directly for Kieran Tierney and Wilfried Zaha, when he was specifically asked for advice.

And he insisted they would be patient as they hoped to make their debut in the new Premier League season so they could fight for a comeback in the top four.

"The club is working," said Emery. "We talk every day with the club and Edu.

"I prefer to work with patience and calm and make the best decision.

"We have very good players, very good young players. We need someone to help us. The club works there.

"We prefer to make the best decision with patience. If we have to wait longer for this reason, I prefer to do it. "

Emery also announced his intention to give young players a chance to impress and integrate into his projects.

Asked about the future of Martinelli's first team after a promising start, he said, "Our idea is to give every young player the opportunity to be with us, first and foremost. on the training ground and after playing matches like today.

"The idea is to give them more chances in other matches. They will win the opportunity to be with us with their performances. "