(4-2-1-3) Martin Ødegaard’s return, as predicted by Arsenal’s line-up against Bournemouth, as Mikel Arteta implements three critical modifications pursuant to his most recent injury.

(4-2-1-3) As a result of Mikel Arteta’s recent injury setback, the Arsenal line-up against Bournemouth is predicted to include Martin Ødegaard’s revival.

Arsenal’s anticipated lineup against Bournemouth is adjusted by Mikel Arteta in response to his injury concerns. Arsenal is scheduled to travel to Bournemouth on Saturday, and there are injury concerns regarding Gabriel Martinelli, Bukayo Saka, and others. Arsenal will return from the international holiday with a visit to Bournemouth on Saturday evening. They will endeavor to surpass Liverpool at the summit of the table by achieving consecutive victories in the Premier League. Nevertheless, the Gunners have not received the most favorable news during the break, as several players have sustained injuries that have raised questions about their availability for the game on Saturday. Bukayo Saka was unable to participate in England’s subsequent match against Finland due to an injury sustained during the previous match against Greece. Additionally, Brazilian Gabriel Martinelli sustained an injury during his international service, and commander Martin Odegaard is currently unavailable until the conclusion of the most recent break. Mikel Arteta

may be required to make some difficult line-up decisions, as he is hesitant to subject his most talented players to risk. They are scheduled to play against a Bournemouth team that suffered a disappointing 1-0 defeat to newly-promoted Leicester City at the King Power Stadium in their most recent match. They will be eager to create a challenging evening for the Gunners. In order to secure three points, Arteta must establish his line-up with precision. David Raya David Raya, the goalkeeper for Arsenal, enjoyed an exceptional international vacation with the Spanish national team. The shot-stopper was instrumental in two clean sheets, winning against Denmark and Serbia. Riccardo Calafiori Full-back from Italy Calafiori returns to the Arsenal squad following his participation in both of Italy’s Nations League matches against Belgium and Israel. William Saliba Mikel Arteta’s squad sheet includes the French international as one of the first names. He has returned from a hiatus during which he was a part of France’s victories over Belgium and Israel. Gabriel was last seen in Brazil’s 4-0 victory over Peru on Wednesday and subsequently returned to the United Kingdom. However, he will not be able to return to training until Friday, the day before the game against Bournemouth, as a result of the lengthy flight. Jurrien Timber Dutch fullback Timber’s injury sustained during a match against PSG prevented him from participating in Holland’s international squad. It is anticipated that he will be prepared to face Bournemouth upon his return. Thomas Partey Partey was unable to depart for international duty with Ghana as a result of an unexplained issue. Jorginho is expected to be included in the squad if he is unable to participate on Saturday. Declan Rice Rice, an England international, scored a goal in the Three Lions’ 3-1 victory over Finland and was a fixture in both of England’s games during the interval. Leandro Trossard Gabriel Martinelli, who sustained an injury during his international tour with Brazil, has been replaced by Trossard. Bukayo Saka Saka is anticipated to be available for the match against Bournemouth, despite suffering an injury during the match against Greece. The Arsenal medical staff is presently conducting an evaluation of his condition. Kai Havertz German Due to a knee injury, Kai Havertz was unable to leave for international duty. Nevertheless, it is a trifling matter, and it is anticipated that he will be prepared to face Bournemouth. Jesus has not had the greatest start to the season; however, he will be prepared to demonstrate his abilities against Bournemouth, as he did not depart for international duty.