The European transfer window has closed and that means that the Premier League clubs can finally announce their official squads for the 2019/20 season.
The criteria governing the squads stipulate that a maximum of 17 players that do not come under the Home Grown Player rule can be named.
A lot will no doubt be made of Shkodran Mustafi being named in the squad but that is no surprise at all, it was always unlikely that he would be omitted when Arsenal are playing in four competitions and he has done nothing wrong in terms of his behaviour that would warrant his exclusion.
Official squad
Aubameyang, Pierre-Emerick
Bellerin, Hector
Ceballos, Daniel Fernandez
Chambers, Calum
Holding, Robert Samuel
Kolasinac, Sead
Lacazette, Alexandre
Leno, Bernd
Macey, Matthew Ryan
Maitland-Niles, Ainsley
Martinez, Damian Emiliano
Mavropanos, Konstantinos
Moreira Marinho, David Luiz
Mustafi, Shkodran
Ozil, Mesut
Papastathopoulos, Sokratis
Pepe, Nicolas
Tierney, Kieran
Torreira, Lucas
Xhaka, Granit
U21 players (Contract and Scholars)
Alebiosu, Ryan
Azeez, Miguel
Ballard, Daniel George
Balogun, Folarin Jerry
Bola, Tolaji
Burton, Robert
Butler-Oyedeji, Nathan Jerome Chatoyer
Cirjan, Catalin-Ionut
Clarke, Harrison Thomas
Cottrell, Ben
Coyle, Trae
Dennis, Matthew
Ejeheri, Ovie Prince
Flaherty, Stanley James
Graczyk, Hubert
Greenwood, Sam
Guendouzi, Matteo
Hein, Karl Jakob
Hillson, James Andrew
John-Jules, Tyreece Romayo
Kirk, Alexander Michael
Laing, Levi Alexander
Lopez Salguero, Joel
Matthews, Alfie
McEneff, Jordan John
McGuinness, Mark James
Medley, Zechariah Joshua Henry
Nelson, Reiss
Nketiah, Edward Keddar
Ogungbo, Mazeed
Okonkwo, Arthur
Olayinka, Olujimi James Ayodele
Olowu, Joseph Olugbenga
Omole, Tobi
Osei-Tutu, Jordi
Oyegoke, Daniel Oladele Akinbiyi
Plange, Luke Elliot
Saka, Bukayo
Saliba, William
Sheaf, Ben
Smith, Matthew Gerrard
Smith, Tom
Smith Rowe, Emile
Sraha, Jason Robert Osei
Swanson, Zak
Taylor-Hart, Kido
Teodoro Martinelli Silva, Gabriel
Tormey, Nathan Alexander
Willock, Joseph George