Arsenal XI vs Everton : Confirmed lineup, team news, injury latest for Premier League game today…

Arsenal’s anticipated lineup against Everton features four changes, including the £92 million duo, as the Gunners monitor Gabriel’s fitness.

For the clash with Everton, Arsenal’s predicted lineup includes four modifications, featuring a £92 million duo, as the team faces uncertainty regarding Gabriel’s fitness.

As Arsenal gears up to face Premier League rivals Everton on Saturday, the latest team updates and predicted starting eleven are in focus.

The Gunners are determined to maintain their strong form and enhance their Premier League title aspirations with a home victory over Everton.

Despite facing significant injury challenges in recent weeks, Mikel Arteta’s side has managed to gain momentum as they aim for success across multiple competitions.

A recent victory against Monaco at the Emirates Stadium has bolstered their Champions League ambitions, while a Carabao Cup quarter-final clash with Crystal Palace is on the horizon.

Looking ahead to the new year, Arsenal will also begin their FA Cup journey with a home match against Manchester United, and there is optimism that new additions may be made to the squad as the January transfer window approaches.

For now, with the busy festive period about to commence, the primary focus is on closing the gap on Premier League leaders Liverpool, starting with Saturday’s match against Everton.

Arteta faces some positive selection dilemmas as he prepares to welcome back several key players for the encounter.

In terms of the goalkeeper and defense, Arteta is hopeful for good news as both Gabriel and Riccardo Calafiori near their returns.

They are expected to be included in the matchday squad against the Toffees, and there is further optimism with Oleksandr Zinchenko recovering from a muscle injury and potentially available.

However, Takehiro Tomiyasu and Ben White will remain unavailable due to knee injuries.

Midfield

Arteta has a comprehensive array of midfield options at his disposal, necessitating some significant decisions in the central area of the pitch.

Summer acquisition Mikel Merino made his way into the starting lineup for the recent Champions League victory over Monaco, demonstrating a comfortable performance.

However, Jorginho may be in line for a return to the starting squad. Myles Lewis-Skelly will also be eager to prove he deserves to keep his position after an impressive showing against the Ligue 1 side.

Forwards

Gabriel Jesus featured in the match against Monaco but, once again, failed to score, bringing his tally this season to just one goal in 19 matches across all competitions.

Gabriel Martinelli may rejoin the starting lineup, which would enable Kai Havertz to spearhead the Gunners’ attack.

Raya, Partey, Saliba, Gabriel, Timber, Odegaard, Jorginho, Rice, Saka, Martinelli, Havertz.