Arsenal predicted lineup vs Wolves: 4-2-3-1 with Lacazette?

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NORWICH, ENGLAND – DECEMBER 26: Alexandre Lacazette of Arsenal celebrates after scoring their team’s fourth goal during the Premier League match between Norwich City and Arsenal at Carrow Road on December 26, 2021 in Norwich, England. (Photo by Harriet Lander/Getty Images) /

Forwards

Bukayo Saka (RW) – If the stars all align between now and May, then Saka will go injury free and occupy his spot on the right side of the attack in each of the 17 matches to come.

It was this ground in 2020 where he began finding his inverted groove. When he started getting the nod out on the right it was at Molineux where he netted his first Premier League goal, a fine volley with his left foot.

Another one of those wouldn’t go amiss.

Alexandre Lacazette (ST) – We can look at the potential alternatives to play at centre-forward instead of Lacazette, but they will all be secondary options. As it is, even if he’s not going to be scoring every week, the team functions around him and are more likely to score as a whole when he’s involved.

He’ll be starting every week if he’s fit.

Gabriel Martinelli (LW) – Scooping consecutive POTM awards as voted by Arsenal fans, Martinelli is not only a certainty to start every week, he’s also arguably the Gunners’ most likely source of goals.

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It’s a huge amount of pressure to put on his shoulders. Yet, looking across the team, who do you trust more?

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