Five Arsenal players guaranteed to be in Mikel Arteta's XI next season after squad overhaul

It's been a standout soon for Arsenal's summer signing who joined the club for a fee in the region of £30million.

Ramsdale's arrival was met with a mixture of disappointment and surprise on social media, but that quickly dissipated as he usurped Bernd Leno as the club's no.1 shot stopper.

The Gunners were in the market for a goalkeeper who was able to pass along the backline and play the possession-based game that Mikel Arteta has installed at the club.

"We invest money in talent and people we believe can be great for the future of the club," said Arteta.

"We made that decision based on that and Aaron has had some really encouraging performances, and today he had some incredible saves to maintain the clean sheet and he needs to continue to do that.

"In football you have to play 50 games for 20 years, and this is only the start."

Another stalwart of the defence, despite an injury issue early in there season it appears unlikely that the Scot will lose his place in the team again.

Nuno Tavares has shown signs of promise during his early appearances,

"Absolutely there is another character in this dressing room that transmits every value that I would like to transmit to the club and our fans [and it is Kieran]," Arteta told Arsenal Media.

"Again, it is young, hungry, talented, and people with huge desire and again he has all four ingredients - and he didn’t want to talk about anything other than staying here.

The Brazil international has worked hard on his English over the past year and it has shown on the pitch alongside Ben White.

After a tough first season in the Premier League, Gabriel has now become accustomed to English football and there is no doubt that he's one of the first names on the team sheet.

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