In the upcoming clash between Arsenal Faces and West Ham, the Gunners find themselves in a challenging position as they are set to be without at least five key players. The absence of these crucial individuals, including some regular starters, raises concerns for. Arsenal’s performance in what has the “Declan Rice Derby.” As both teams vie for supremacy. Arsenal must navigate through the hurdles posed by these player shortages.
In the lead-up to the highly anticipated encounter with West Ham, Arsenal has hit by a string of unfortunate injuries. Among the notable absentees is star striker Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, who has been sideline due to a lingering ankle issue. Aubameyang’s goal-scoring prowess and leadership on the field will undoubtedly be missed by the Gunners. Adding an extra layer of difficulty to an already challenging fixture.
In addition to Aubameyang, Arsenal Faces will also have to cope without the defensive solidity provided by Kieran Tierney. The left-back’s absence will leave a void in the backline, potentially exposing the Gunners to West Ham’s attacking threats. Tierney’s dynamic style of play and ability to contribute both defensively and offensively will be sorely missed.
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Midfield Maestro Granit Xhaka will be Arsenal Faces notable absentee for Arsenal. The Swiss international’s absence leaves a gap in the midfield, robbing Arsenal of his composure on the ball and ability to dictate the tempo of the game. Xhaka’s absence may be particularly felt against a strong West Ham midfield led by the Declan Rice.
Furthermore, Arsenal will have to navigate the Declan Rice Derby without the services of Thomas Partey, another key component in their midfield setup. Partey’s physical presence and ability to break up opposition attacks will be crucial. Especially against a West Ham side known for their tenacity and work rate.
The fifth missing piece for Arsenal is right-back Cedric Soares, who has been out due to a hamstring injury. Soares’ absence adds to Arsenal’s defensive concerns, as they will have to reshuffle their backline to cope with the absence of both Tierney and Soares.
