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Arsenal's 25-man squad for 2026/27 Prem season hours after £60m transfer

Arsenal have revealed their 25-man squad list for the 2026/27 Premier League season, just hours after completing two bits of savvy transfer business

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Mikel Arteta has a 25-man squad for the Premier League(Image: Getty Images)

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Mikel Arteta's Arsenal squad for the 2026/27 Premier League season has been confirmed.

The Gunners have confirmed which 25 players will be a part of their first-team for the rest of the campaign, which officially got underway last month.

The newest additions to the squad come in the form of £75million man, Bruno Guimaraes - who completed a move to North London from Newcastle United earlier this summer - as well as Ezri Konsa, who arrived from Aston Villa for an initial £51m.

Joining them are the likes of left-winger, Christos Tzolis, who arrived from Club Brugge in a £34m transfer, as well as goalkeeper, Illan Meslier, who arrived as a free agent having left Leeds United.

One name not on the list, however, is Gabriel Martinelli. The 25-year-old completed a £60m move to Al-Hilal on Thursday, having fallen out of favour under Arteta.

Likewise, Andria Bartishvili, is also omitted from the squad, given he will remain with FC Kolkheti 1919 until next summer. The 17-year-old is understood to have completed a medical for the Gunners on Thursday, ahead of a £3.9m move.

However, given his age, he will not officially sign for Arsenal until next summer when he is 18. The versatile attacking-midfielder will then put pen to paper on a five-year deal.

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Arsenal's 25-man squad

Arrizabalaga Revuelta, Kepa

Calafiori, Riccardo

Dos Santos Magalhaes, Gabriel

Eze, Eberechi Oluchi*

Guimaraes Rodriguez Moura, Bruno

Gyokeres, Viktor Einar

Havertz, Kai

Hincapie Reyna, Piero Martin

Konsa, Ezri*

Madueke, Chukwunonso Azuka Tristan*

Merino Zazon, Mikel

Meslier, Illan

Mosquera Ibargüen, Cristhian Andrey

Odegaard, Martin

Raya Martin, David*

Rice, Declan*

Saka, Bukayo*

Saliba, William*

Timber, Jurrien

Tzolis, Christos

White, Benjamin*

Zubimendi Ibanez, Martin

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U21 players (Contract and Scholars)

Abubakar, Hakeem Adnan

Agustien, Demiane Hesus

Arteta Bernal, Gabriel Sebastian

Bailey-Joseph, Brando Nyle

Clarke, Brayden Cian

Copley, Louie George

Dixon, Jaden Benjamin James*

Donczew, Axel Karol

Dowman, Max Robert*

Frohock, Marley Linnaeus Henry

Hamill, Callan

Harriman-Annous, Andre Ryan

Hashi, Maalik Hakeem Mohamed

Ibrahim, Ifeoluwa David

Julienne, Theo Devon

Kabia, Ismeal (Loan)

King, Josiah Barack

Lewis-Skelly, Myles Anthony*

Lupinski, Remigiusz

Mbala, Elyon Zikansa

McCarron, Daniel James

Mooney, Evan Andrew

Murisa, Teshaun Tarumbidzwa

Nwaneri, Emerson Paul Kelechi

Nwaneri, Ethan* (Loan)

Nygaard, Lucas Martin

O'Neill, Ceadach Liam

Oba, Jayden Daniel Tomiwa

Odaji-Ukueku, Theo Evandro Oghenekevwe

Ogunnaike, Joshua

Ogunneye, Habeeb Omotolani Oluwatoyin

Owusu-Gyasi, Abraham

Pedro, Angelinou Mbele

Phillips, Bowen Bradley

Porter, Jack Kenny

Purdy, Charlie Daniel

Ranson, Khari Bolaji Mawuvi

Salmon, Marli Ellis

Sampang, Saurap

Scanlon, James Robert

Sesay, Joshua Charlie

Setford, Tommy Hogan

Stachow, Patrick

Stevens, Archie

Tahou, Joshua Jimmitry

Talbot, Jack Edward

Tyjon, Igor Justin*

Upson, Elijah Richard

Washington, Marcell Yamani

Zecevic John, Louis Alexander

* - Indicates home-grown player

In-line with Premier League rules, each club in the English top flight is unable to feature more than 17 players who do not have homegrown status in their 25-man squad.

A homegrown player is someone who, no matter their age or nationality, has been registered with any club under the FA or Welsh FA banner for three full seasons before their 21st birthday.

U21 players are also not included in the 25-man player lists, and as a result, are able to participate in the Premier League.

It has been a dream start to the new season for Arsenal, who have clinched two wins from their first two matches of 2026/27.

The Gunners enjoyed a 3-0 humbling of Coventry City at home in their opener, before closing out a 1-0 win over Aston Villa on home soil at the weekend.

All attention is now firmly set on the club's London derby against Chelsea at the Emirates Stadium come Sunday, September 6.

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