Arsenal has released an update on the fitness level of their players ahead of the Premier League match against Liverpool on Monday.
The Gunners will visit the Reds hoping to maintain their winning start to the Premier League season.
They have already beaten Jurgen Klopp’s men twice this year and they will be looking for the third win and their first win at Anfield against the Reds under Mikel Arteta.
Arsenal has been dealing with a number of injury issues and the club has delivered an update on their injured players on their website.
Emile Smith Rowe who injured his right shoulder is now out of the protective sling and expected back in training next week.
Sokratis has recovered from his injured right calf and he will be integrated back into the first team in the coming days.
Kieran Tierney who missed Arsenal’s game against West Ham has recovered from his tight left groin and he is now back in full training.
Cedric Soares who had a problem with his right calf is now ready to join the full training in the coming days.
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The service of Tierney will be needed tonight.
He should be played at left wingback. Holding – Luiz – Gabriel at the middle.
Though I love the energy Maitland Niles exert at that flank, his end product is limited by his inability to cross with his left leg. Tierney will help in both crossing and diagonal passes.
It says Tierney is back in full training but does that mean he is a available to start?
COYG!
I doubt if tierney woul start at todays clash at anfield,i would go with maitland niles as a left wing.tierney will come in as a substitute
Leno
Holding Gabriel Tierney
Bellerin Cabellos Xhaka Saka
Willian Laca Auba
Thank God you’re not our coach. Tierney for central defense?
My predicted starting xi and scores
Formation 1 3 4 3
Leno
Holding Luiz Gabriel
Bellerin Xhaka Ceballos Maitland niles
Willian Lacazette Aubameyang (C)
Tireney wil come in as a substitute for AMN
Scores LIV 2-4 ARS
Holding Gabriel David luiz
Bellerin mo xhaka teirney
William laca auba
@Xhristian He has been playing on the left side of the back three for quite some time now, and been praised for his excellent performances there.
But perhaps you meant something else?