🔥🏟️Forget the fact that Saliba and Ødegaard are out of this game but this particular Arsenal player is always a threat to our defense,The last time we met we knows what He can actually do with the ball”, Liverpool captain Reveals the ONE Arsenal player that is going to give them tough time on Sunday – Not Bukayo Saka,Not Gabriel Martinelli and not Kai Havertz

Forget that Saliba and Ødegaard won’t be playing; this Arsenal player consistently poses a threat to our defense. The last time we faced him, we saw his capabilities with the ball,” Liverpool’s captain highlighted one Arsenal player expected to challenge them on Sunday—not Bukayo Saka, Gabriel Martinelli, or Kai Havertz.

Arsenal is gearing up for a crucial Premier League match at home against Liverpool on Sunday.

Mikel Arteta’s squad currently trails the Reds by four points after a 2-0 defeat to Bournemouth last weekend. They’ll be cautious about that gap widening when Arne Slot’s team visits north London.

A loss would leave Arsenal seven points behind the league leaders and potentially six points off Manchester City if they win against Southampton on Saturday. Here are the latest updates on Arsenal.

**Ødegaard Update**

Norwegian manager Stale Solbakken has shared news on Martin Ødegaard’s recovery from injury. The Arsenal captain has been sidelined since getting hurt during international duty in September.

“Everything suggests that his recovery is on track; it’s just about completing the final steps of training with teammates,” he said to Norwegian outlet VG. “It will depend on how he responds, but we have legitimate hope he will be ready.”

According to football.london’s Isaac Seelochan, “Arsenal is eager to have Ødegaard back, but Arteta will be careful not to rush him. While Solbakken’s update is encouraging for fans, this weekend’s match against Liverpool will likely be too soon for him, even though it’s a game he would excel in.”

Oleksandr Zinchenko mentioned that Man City manager Pep Guardiola personally called him right after his former team won the Champions League in 2023. The 27-year-old, who joined Arsenal from City in 2022, has made 70 appearances for the Gunners.

“I don’t think anyone was sleeping that night,” Zinchenko recounted in his new book, *Believe*. “To get a call from Pep? I couldn’t believe it. He said, ‘Alex, you are a big part of this’—I was genuinely surprised, but in a good way. I thanked him again for everything he did for me, which shows his good nature.”

According to football.london’s Isaac Seelochan, “Zinchenko won many titles at City, so Guardiola’s appreciation is expected. His call right after City’s Champions League victory highlights how significant he was to the club, and Arsenal hopes he can have a similar influence there.”

 

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