(4-2-3-1) Newly joined swedish striker to make His debut with Rodrygo agreement reached”, Predicted Arsenal line up vs Ac Milan next week – as Arteta plans to practice attacking football just like Chelsea next week
In a press conference held earlier today, Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta confirmed that the club’s newly signed Swedish striker is in line to make his much-anticipated debut next week when the Gunners face AC Milan in a high-profile preseason encounter. This announcement comes shortly after reports broke that Arsenal have also reached a breakthrough agreement for Brazilian forward Rodrygo, with both players expected to feature in the upcoming match.
Arteta, who appeared visibly excited while addressing the media, revealed his plans to experiment with a bold attacking set-up in a 4-2-3-1 formation — a tactical shift inspired by Chelsea’s recent impressive attacking displays.
> “We want to play dynamic, direct, and attacking football this season. The game against AC Milan gives us a perfect opportunity to test that approach and integrate the new signings,” Arteta stated.
The manager further added that the newly recruited Swedish striker has settled well in training and is ready to contribute immediately.
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Predicted Arsenal Line-Up vs AC Milan (4-2-3-1)
Goalkeeper: Aaron Ramsdale
Right-Back: Ben White
Centre-Backs: William Saliba, Gabriel Magalhães
Left-Back: Oleksandr Zinchenko
Defensive Midfielders: Declan Rice, Martin Ødegaard
Attacking Midfielders: Bukayo Saka (Right), Rodrygo (Left), Emile Smith Rowe (Central)
Striker: New Swedish Signing
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Rodrygo Agreement Reached
One of the most talked-about stories of the summer has been Arsenal’s pursuit of Real Madrid star Rodrygo, and the club appears to have finally secured a deal for the Brazilian forward. Though final details remain under wraps, Arteta confirmed that Rodrygo is set to join the squad for the AC Milan clash, pending formal registration and final medicals.
> “We’ve made significant progress and are optimistic about seeing him in the squad next week,” Arteta hinted.
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Arteta’s Attacking Ambition
The Arsenal boss made it clear that he intends to sharpen the team’s offensive instincts, taking inspiration from Chelsea’s free-flowing attacking play seen in their recent matches.
> “Chelsea’s movement, transitions, and ability to stretch teams have been impressive. It’s something we want to replicate — with our identity, of course,” Arteta said.
The friendly against AC Milan will serve as an important tactical rehearsal for the upcoming season, with fans eager to witness the debut of the new Swedish striker and potentially Rodrygo in Arsenal colours.
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What’s Next
Arsenal will continue training at London Colney this week before flying out for the AC Milan fixture. The club is expected to officially unveil the Swedish striker and Rodrygo signing within the coming days.
Supporters are eagerly awaiting what promises to be an exciting new attacking era at the Emirates as Arteta prepares to mount a serious title challenge in the 2025/26 campaign.