He champions league will appear at the Emirates Stadium for the first time this season when Paris Saint-Germain visits Arsenal on Tuesday, October 1 at 8:00 p.m. local time.
Mikel ArtetaThe team is high on confidence having beaten Leicester City in a six-goal thriller at the weekend and will likely line up as follows as they bid to win their first European Cup match of the campaign.
goalkeeper – David Raya participated in the team's 4-2 victory over Leicester City in the first division despite fears of injury and will keep his place against PSG between the Arsenal sticks.
Defenders – Gabriel Magalhaes and William Saliba They are head and shoulders above any other central defender in Arteta's squad. The former Ligue 1 duo will face PSG on Tuesday night.
£42million star Riccardo Calafiori appeared to pick up a knock at the weekend but was able to take part in training on Monday so should be fit to keep his place at left-back. However, Ben White was not involved in north London today and will miss his third game in a row with a thigh problem.
Jurrien Timber is expected to start again at right back in White's absence, but Oleksandr Zinchenko remains out. Takehiro Tomiyasu could return to the bench after participating in training.
Odegaard is still out
Midfielders – Mikel Merino is in the final stretch of his recovery from a shoulder injury and this Monday he participated in training with the rest of the Arsenal squad. The Spaniard could get some minutes from the bench if he considers himself ready.
Thomas Partey will start alongside Declan Rice in Arsenal's double pivot. Martin Odegaard is still out with an ankle injury, so it will be interesting to see who starts in the attacking midfield role.
Leandro Trossard was the hero against Leicester but perhaps he will rest with Kai Havertz drop into a deeper midfield role. Ethan Nwaneri made an excellent cameo off the bench at the weekend, so he will be hoping to feature in the Champions League on Tuesday night.
Bukayo Saka and Gabriel Martinelli is likely to keep his places on the Arsenal flanks.
Forward – Arteta might want a striker with the ability to go deep and be a creative outlet against Paris Saint-Germain, etc. Gabriel Jesus could be recruited. Raheem Sterling would be an attacking option off the bench.
This is how the team could look on paper:
