As Gabriel and Saka start for Arsenal against Everton, it will either be Fabio Vieira or Havertz in the lineup.
Mikel Arteta receives advice from London-based Arsenal writers regarding the starting lineup for the Sunday afternoon Premier League matchup against Everton.
With his last Arsenal team selection, Mikel Arteta reverted to form.
However, his strategy for this weekend’s game against Everton will be intriguing, particularly given that it’s the first of three games in a week.
The Arsenal manager hasn’t been afraid to try new things so far this year. Gabriel Magalhaes, who was a regular in the Premier League last season, played only as a substitute in the victories over Nottingham Forest and Crystal Palace before coming back into the starting lineup against Manchester United before the break.
Is it safe to assume the Brazil international will keep his place in central defense given the Toffees’ significant threat from set pieces, in particular?
This is just one of Arteta’s many decisions to make as players like Fabio Vieira, Takehiro Tomiyasu, and Gabriel Jesus will all be vying for starts.
Therefore, with some significant choices to make, football.
This is not the first time this season.
London authors Kaya Kaynak and Tashan Deniran-Alleyne are present to help the Spanish tactician.
For Arsenal’s matchup with Everton, they list their respective starting lineups below.
Chief Arsenal writer Kaya Kaynak.
To keep Aaron Ramsdale in goal for the time being, in my opinion, is still probably best.
Against PSV in the Champions League, David Raya will have a chance.
In my opinion, the defense largely selects itself.
Ben White, William Saliba, Gabriel, and Alex Zinchenko, the back four from the previous season, should be used because Thomas Partey and Jurrien Timber are both injured.
Declan Rice is a no-brainer selection for defensive midfield, while Martin Odegaard must start as the captain.
However, in my opinion, Fabio Vieira deserves to start.
Kai Havertz hasn’t contributed enough in his first four games, but he impressed coming off the bench against Fulham and Manchester United.
I believe I will continue to play Bukayo Saka and Gabriel Martinelli on the wings, but Arsenal will need to surround them with more attacking players after Everton doubled up against them last season.
The reason I’m going with Gabriel Jesus up front is simply that I believe his chaos factor will be more helpful than the marginally more predictable Nketiah.
The starting lineup for Kaynak’s Arsenal against Everton is as follows: Ramsdale; White, Saliba, Gabriel, Zinchenko; Rice, Vieira, Odegaard; Saka, Jesus, and Martinelli.
Writer for Arsenal, Tashan Deniran-Alleyne.
Around this time two years ago, Mikel Arteta installed Aaron Ramsdale as his new first-choice goalkeeper, replacing Bernd Leno, who had struggled to start the season.
There has been talk of giving David Raya his debut, but I don’t believe the circumstances are the same at the moment.
It’s important for Arsenal to play with a stable defense, so I’d continue with the same back five that began the 3-1 victory over Man United.
This may be unfair to Takehiro Tomiyasu, who was outstanding for Japan during the international break, but I’d stick with Ramsdale in goal.
I would also resist the urge to begin Fabio Vieira.
Since Everton will be a physical opponent, Kai Havertz should stay on because his aerial prowess will also be needed. Yes, the midfielder has made game-changing contributions in each of his last two substitute appearances.
However, I’m not sure the Portuguese playmaker is prepared for that.
Bukayo Saka and Gabriel Martinelli are always starters in the attack, but it’s debatable who should be in charge of the line.
I’m thinking about sticking with Eddie Nketiah and inserting Gabriel Jesus late to make a difference because of how impressive he has been this season.
Arsenal’s starting lineup against Everton under Deniran-Alleyne is as follows: Ramsdale; White, Saliba, Gabriel, Zinchenko; Rice, Odegaard, Havertz; Saka, Nketiah, Martinelli.
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