Arsenal are all set to play Manchester United at Old Trafford in their Premier League opener on Sunday, August 17.
A big headline will be the new striker battle between Arsenal's Viktor Gyokeres and United's Benjamin Sesko.
Mikel Arteta has confirmed that two players, who were doubts for the match, should be able to feature in the opener.
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Speaking to reporters on his squad, Arteta said that Martin Zubimendi and Leandro Trossard should be fit for Arsenal's opener.
On Zubimendi, Arteta said, "Yes, he had a great integration. As everybody can see this immediately, he's had a very big impact on the team. I'm really happy, and he will be fit."
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Zubimendi cost £55m from Real Sociedad and is expected to have an immediate impact on Arsenal's midfield.
The Spanish midfielder showed his skills in preseason, and his presence against United will help to keep the Red Devils' new front three in check.
Speaking on Trossard, who had a muscle injury, the Arsenal manager said, "Yeah, I think he's much better. I think he will be able to train against tomorrow [Saturday] and if that's the case, he will be fit."
Trossard has also been linked with a move away this summer, but the Belgian is still expected to take part in Arsenal's opener, assuming he trains well.
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