New Arsenal FC 22-23 Squad Numbers Announced
Jul 26, 2022, by Simon
Arsenal are one of the most active clubs this summer transfer window, and the Gunners also spend the most money so far (€132m). It is very obvious that Arsenal are pushing for a top 4 spot by all means, and are willing to invest a lot of money in new players to achieve their goals.
Arsenal 2022-2023 Squad Numbers
First of all, Arsenal bought Gabriel Jesus (€52.5m), Oleksandr Zinchenko (€35m), Fábio Vieira (€35m), Matt Turner (€6.36m) and young Brazilian winger Marquinhos (€3.5m) so far.
Marquee signing Gabriel Jesus will wear shirt number 9, which was previously worn by legends of the game such as Nicolas Anelka. Zinchenko gets number 35, Vieira settled for shirt number 21, Turner gets number 30 and Marquinhos took number 27.
Additionally, players like William Saliba, Héctor Bellerín, Lucas Torreira, Ainsley Maitland-Niles, Reiss Nelson, Pablo Marí and Rúnar Alex Rúnarsson (#13) are returning from loan.
Of course, Arsenal will look to offload some players before the new season begins since they also hold the record for the highest negative balance (€-118m).
There are already rumours regarding a move for German goalkeeper Bernd Leno, who was linked with Fulham. Kieran Tierney (Manchester City), Granit Xhaka (Bayer 04 Leverkusen) and Gabriel Magalhães (Juventus) were also linked with other clubs already.
Arsenal Players Currently Without A Shirt Number:
Lucas Torreira: previously #11
Confirmed Arsenal FC 22-23 Squad Number Changes:
Gabriel Jesus: none --> 9
William Saliba: 2 --> 12
Fábio Vieira: none --> 21
Marquinhos: none --> 27
Matt Turner: none --> 30
Oleksandr Zinchenko: none --> 35
Preliminary Arsenal 2022-23 Squad Numbers
1 Bernd Leno
2 Héctor Bellerín
3 Kieran Tierney
4 Ben White
5 Thomas Partey
6 Gabriel Magalhães
7 Bukayo Saka
8 Martin Ødegaard
9 Gabriel Jesus
10 Emile Smith Rowe
11 Gabriel Martinelli
12 William Saliba
13 Rúnar Alex Rúnarsson
14 Eddie Nketiah
15 Ainsley Maitland-Niles
16 Rob Holding
17 Cédric Soares
18 Takehiro Tomiyasu
19 Nicolas Pépé
20 Nuno Tavares
21 Fábio Vieira
22 Pablo Marí
23 Albert Sambi Lokonga
24 Reiss Nelson
25 Mohamed Elneny
27 Marquinhos
30 Matt Turner
32 Aaron Ramsdale
33 Arthur Okonkwo
34 Granit Xhaka
35 Oleksandr Zinchenko
Arsenal's shirts with the numbers 26, 28, 29 and 31 are currently not assigned.
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