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Arsenal Official Lineup to Face Nottingham Forest revealed as Arteta eyes win

Arsenal have unveiled their starting XI for their highly anticipated Premier League clash against Nottingham Forest. Mikel Arteta has named a strong lineup as the Gunners aim to secure a crucial victory at the Emirates.

Starting XI:

Goalkeeper: David Raya
Raya retains his place in goal, with Arteta showing faith in the Spaniard’s shot-stopping abilities and composure in possession.

Defense: Jurrien Timber, William Saliba, Gabriel Magalhães, Riccardo Calafiori
Timber makes a welcome return to the starting XI, slotting in at right-back. Saliba and Gabriel continue their reliable partnership in central defense, while Riccardo Calafiori gets the nod at left-back following his recovery from injury.

Midfield: Jorginho, Mikel Merino, Martin Ødegaard
Jorginho anchors the midfield, providing experience and control in possession. New signing Mikel Merino partners him, offering a blend of physicality and creativity, while captain Martin Ødegaard adds flair and leadership.

Attack: Bukayo Saka, Leandro Trossard, Gabriel Jesus
Saka and Trossard bring pace and directness from the wings, with Trossard making his return to the starting lineup after injury doubts. Gabriel Jesus leads the line, aiming to make a significant impact with his movement and finishing.

Substitutes:
Arsenal’s bench includes Neto, Zinchenko, Kiwior, Partey, Rice, Nwaneri, Sterling, Martinelli, and Havertz, providing Arteta with ample depth and options to change the game if needed.

With this lineup, Arsenal are clearly set up to dominate possession and break down Nottingham Forest’s defense. Fans will be eager to see how returning players like Timber and Trossard perform, as the Gunners look to bounce back and keep pace in the Premier League title race.

 

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