It’s safe to say this season was a real slow for Arsenal and its fans.
Mikel Arteta’s team joined the campaign with the explicit intention of winning the Premier League in their third attempt, but as we all know, it wasn’t.
Instead, the people of North London had to deal with many strange send-outs, and a cascade of injuries, as well as the general lack of cutting edge throughout the sides.
Next season will only get better, right? Well, certainly not possible, but gunners can certainly help their cause, go out next year and eventually get over the line by making a real splash in the transfer market this summer.
Luckily, the club has not yet officially announced any new additions, but there are plenty of links and it’s not too difficult to solve Arteta’s dream lineup at the start of the 25/26 season.
1
GK – David Raya
There was talk of a new goalkeeper signing this summer, but it would be surprising if it wasn’t David Raya that started between sticks on the first day of the 25/26 season.
The Spaniard won his second Golden Globe in back-to-back seasons last week, solidifying his place with Arteta’s team thanks to his brilliant agility and reflexes.
2
RB – Jurrien Timber
We could reach our first position as both Ben White and Julien wood bring different qualities to the right back position.
However, as long as the latter recovers from recent surgery, he believes he will remain in his place in the starting lineup, as the solidity and tenacity that he adds is essential to his team’s excellent defensive record.
3
CB -Gabriel Magalhaes
The team’s first centre-back is Gabriel Magalges, another player who missed the end of this season due to surgery.
The club is hoping he will return to full fitness for the start of next season. If so, Brazilian International has been fantastic for most of the year and we can’t see anyone leaving before him.
In addition to his impressive ability to reach the end of the set piece, Colossus “absolutely unstoppable” As talent scout Jacek Kulig described himthe rock behind it.
4
CB-William Saliva
Partnering with Gabriel in the back is nothing but an incredible William Saliba.
French International has now made 134 appearances for the people of North London, 100 of whom have appeared in the Premier League, and although he has not been at his best this season, his immeasurable talent and potential cannot be denied.
5
LB -Myles Lewis -Skelly
The final defender in the starting lineup is the incredibly talented Miles Lewis Skelly.
Now, there’s certainly arguing that it should be Ricardo Carafioli, but Hale Ender has built a massive boundary since debuting last year, and it appears he’s solidified himself with the manager’s preferred lineup.
It’s easy to see why, in addition to being much more stung than the 18-year-old academy prospect, he’s defensively safer.
6
DM -Martin Zubimendi
We have reached the team’s first new face, Martin Zubimendi.
The Spanish International, which costs around £51 million on the club, may not be officially an Arsenal player yet, but it has been reported fairly widely that he is a medical that has all been confirmed.
He has extensive experience marshaling the mid-lengths of Real Sociedad, so it’s easy to see why Arteta and Co are also enthusiastic about signing the 26-year-old.
Additionally, he was called “the best central midfielder in the world” by Spanish manager Luis de la Fuente, and helped him win the fourth European championship against the UK about seven months ago.
7
CM – Declan Rice
Starting just before the Zubimendi on both sides is Arsenal’s £105 million man, Declan Rice.
The former West Ham United captain may have started this season a bit slowly, but after Christmas he was frankly stunning.
He really announced himself on the biggest stage against Real Madrid in the Champions League, winning two sensational free kicks in the first leg and second in the midfield masterclass.
8
CM -Martin Odegaard
Martin Odegard is the most attacking in midfield 3.
The club captain’s six goals and 12 assists in 45 games this year is certainly a serious and overwhelming experience, but it is also true that he is the team’s Player of the Year since joining a permanent deal in August 2021.
So, following a summer rest, it is possible that the midfield maestro can return to his mercury towards the start of next season.
9
RW-Burke Search
Did you never become someone else?
It will start at Arsenal’s right next season and be Bukayosaka for many seasons after that.
The Hale-end icon is undoubtedly the club’s most important and best player, and he has once again shown that season.
For example, despite missing out on more than three months of football due to a hamstring injury and surgery, Kulig dubbed “Makeing in the Making” earned an incredible distance of 12 goals and 14 assists in 2619 minutes in 37 appearances.
Insert 24/25 | |
|---|---|
exterior | 37 |
Min | 2619′ |
the goal | 12 |
assist | 14 |
Involvement of goals for each match | 0.70 |
Per target involvement | 100.73′ |
All statistics through the transfer market | |
That is, the charming winger averaged goal involvement every 1.42 games or every 100.73 minutes for the team this season.
10
LW-Rodrigo
We’re coming to Rodrygo, the second and undoubtedly the most ambitious signature.
The Real Madrid superstar, who described journalist Sam Tai as “terribly good,” lost his guaranteed starting spot in the Spanish capital this season, and therefore Arsenal is one of his more prominent destinations and is being promoted to leave.
It could ultimately cost a £85 million gunner, but given his impressive record of 118 goals involved in the club’s 267 games, he was worth the spending.
Additionally, the 24-year-old has given the N5 a serious victory mentality, as two Champion League and three La Liga League titles under his belt.
