Arsenal’s 2024/25 Squad Ranked

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**Arsenal’s 2024/25 Team Ranked**

By Daniel Hepburn

3 days earlier

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Arteta, Arsenal’s manager, celebrates in front of the club’s emblem and home ground.

 

Arsenal are still in pursuit of a Premier League win, which has eluded them since their last triumph in the 2003/04 campaign led by Arsène Wenger. The first successor to the legendary French coach was Unai Emery, appointed in May 2018, though he couldn’t make a significant impact during his 78 games in charge.

 

Freddie Ljungberg, previously a winger, had a rocky brief tenure of six matches (one victory, three ties, and two defeats) before Mikel Arteta stepped in. Arteta has remained manager ever since, now having taken charge of over 250 matches.

 

Though he has faced criticism for not capturing major titles while managing in North London, Arteta has undeniably reshaped the team—an impact the supporters will always value. But what of the current group of players he oversees?

 

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From Bukayo Saka and William Saliba to Kieran Tierney and Thomas Partey, the core players have each been classified into one of five categories: *Must Keep*; *Good Squad Players*; *The Jury is Still Out*; *Listen to Offers*; and *Get Rid*.

 

**Evaluation criteria:**

Players were organized based on:

 

– Overall ability and their contribution to the team.

– Long-term potential.

– Value for money based on their present-level performance.

 

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**Must Keep**

Saka, Rice, and Saliba are central to Arteta’s plans

 

Now that Arsenal are genuine contenders for the league title, Arteta and his staff must secure long-term deals for key figures. Starting with Saka, born in London, the English winger has grown into a key figure in the league and a symbol of the club’s development culture.

 

Declan Rice and William Saliba are similarly vital in the quest for success. With Rice anchoring the midfield and Saliba commanding the defense, their presence is felt most when they are absent. If they stay long-term, both could reach legendary status at Arsenal.

 

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Since joining Arsenal on a six-month loan during the 2023/24 season, David Raya has become one of the top keepers in the Premier League. He’s earned his place and should remain between the posts for the foreseeable future.

 

Raya has played every minute in the 2024/25 Premier League season to date, showing why he is so valuable to Arteta. Taking over the top goalkeeper role from Aaron Ramsdale was only the beginning; he’s now a regular starter.

 

**GIVEMESPORT Key Stat:** Raya currently ranks second in the 2024/25 Premier League Golden Glove standings, with 12 shutouts in 34 matches.

 

In defense, Gabriel Magalhães often goes unnoticed beside Saliba, yet he’s one of the top defenders in the league. Jurrien Timber, meanwhile, is a highly adaptable defender with great technique and understanding. The Dutch player can slot in anywhere along the backline and stands out for his skill—he too is a must keep.

 

Lastly, Myles Lewis-Skelly has made a swift and impressive rise from academy talent to starting left-back. While he still has occasional reckless moments, he’s on a clear upward path, and his influence is growing steadily.

 

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**Must Keep Players**

| Player | Arsenal Appearances (24/25) |

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| Bukayo Saka | 32 |

| Declan Rice | 48 |

| William Saliba | 47 |

| David Raya | 50 |

| Gabriel Magalhães | 42 |

| Jurrien Timber | 47 |

| Myles Lewis-Skelly | 34 |

 

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