Arteta is furious with Premier League fixtures

 Of course, standing in the wooden frame of Arsenal will still be goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale, after impressive performances last time.

 Right-back Takehiro Tomiyasu is likely to occupy a default spot in the Gunners main squad if he is not injured. The Japanese player is adapting very quickly to the Premier League environment.

 Midfielder Ben White has recently been called up to the England team. It shows that White’s talent has been recognized by the professional world. He will be the mainstay of the Arsenal defense for many years to come. 

 White’s perfect pairing, Gabriel is also proving himself. There are not many opportunities for other members to squeeze into Arsenal’s central position next season.

 Kieran Tierney recently appeared on the pitch as a captain. Obviously, the Arsenal board is drawing up a long-term strategy with the Scottish defender.

 The Sun has just revealed that Thomas Partey is Arsenal’s highest-paid player (£ 200,000/week). There’s no reason Mikel Arteta won’t use him next year.

 Arsenal are lacking a good match-maker to play alongside Partey. Ruben Neves was the signature Arteta was thinking of. 

 Martin Odegaard is playing extremely well in the role of a No. 10. Obviously, Arsenal will continue to capitalize on this player’s creativity in attack. 

 Bukayo Saka recently scored the only goal against Aston Villa to bring back 3 valuable points for the Gunners. BLD Arsenal are planning to tie Saka long-term with a 5-year contract, with a salary of 125,000 pounds/week. 

 According to reports from Spain, Eden Hazard has been targeted by Arsenal. The 31-year-old is no longer happy at Real Madrid and wants to return to England to play.

 In addition to Hazard, Arsenal also keep an eye on Luka Jovic. In the context that Lacazette could leave the team at the end of the season, Arsenal desperately need a striker to plug in next summer. Jovic is currently valued at only £15 million and could be a bargain for the Emirates Stadium team.