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Arteta reveals whether he will have his full squad against season opener against Wolves

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has expressed confidence that his squad will be fully fit and ready for their opening Premier League game against Wolverhampton Wanderers on Saturday, August 17th, despite recent injury concerns.

Speaking to the media, Arteta stated, “I’m very confident. They want to be part of it as quickly as possible, and they are preparing to be ready when they come, not just preparing when they come back at the end of this week.”

While the specific players Arteta was referring to were not explicitly named, his comments suggest that a number of key players are currently nursing injuries. Despite these setbacks, Arteta is confident that they will be back in time for the season opener.

This positive outlook reflects Arteta’s strong belief in his squad’s commitment and dedication. He has emphasized the players’ desire to return quickly and be ready to contribute from the outset.

The Gunners will be looking to build upon their impressive 2023/24 season, where they finished second in the Premier League. While they narrowly missed out on the title, Arteta has shown a clear vision for the team and has made a number of strategic signings to strengthen the squad.

With a fully fit squad, Arsenal will be confident of making a strong start to the new campaign. The Wolves clash will be a crucial test for the Gunners as they aim to compete for major trophies this season. Arteta’s confidence in his players’ recovery and determination will be a key factor in their success.

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