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We arrive at Gameweek 23 with a Double Gameweek for Arsenal and significantly there’s another one that has just been announced in Gameweek 25.
With five fixtures in the next three gameweeks, plus a game in the blank Gameweek 28, our Arsenal players look to be excellent long term holds.
This means it’s now vitally important to be on the optimal triple up of their players. Here’s the latest rankings!
Gabriel Martinelli drops down the pecking order after early substitutions in two consecutive games, with the result still hanging in the balance. With the arrival of Leandro Trossard for cover, this will be a running theme in the coming weeks and we may even see Martinelli benched at some point for Trossard if he finds some form.
Martinelli has now blanked in four consecutive games, and with minutes becoming a concern, he’s the most unattractive of Arsenal’s regular front four, despite promising underlying numbers. It’s recommended that FPL managers use their free transfer this week to swap him to one of Martin Odegaard or Bukayo Saka.
Investing in the Arsenal defence is slightly less appealing than an attacking triple up based on current form, but if it requires using less FPL transfers it remains a solid strategy for the upcoming doubles.
Gabriel is the best defender to select from their back-line, given his obvious goal threat from set pieces. He’s scored two goals already this season from 18 shots. Avoid the full-backs Ben White and Oleksandr Zinchenko who are prone to early substitutions and not always the right side of the 60 minute mark.
Eddie Nketiah looks to be the most prolific goalscorer in this Arsenal front four. He’s ranking third among all players for big chances since the restart with seven, scoring four goals in this time.
The only concern is that Gabriel Jesus is back out on the grass and could steal his spot at some point. That moment looks to be over a month away though, which…
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