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At the end of an international break, there’s gold in them there hills for claiming that a big club is having an injury crisis. And thehave been panning for such gold and decided that Arsenal are looking shiny in the mud.
It turns out that Arsenal could actually face Tottenham with a back four of William Saliba at right-back, Rob Holding and Gabriel in the centre of defence and Cedric Soares at left-back. This really is a crisis! ‘Though he has only played at centre-back this term, William Saliba did frequently line-up on the right of a back three at Marseille during last year’s loan spell and could be pushed out to the flank if White and Tomiyasu are both ruled out. It’s far from ideal, but in case it does happen, Rob Holding will be standing by ready to partner Gabriel at centre-half, although he will hope to bury the demons of May’s disasterclass against Spurs.
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