How will look Arsenal starting XI in 2018/19 season opener vs Man City

Arsenal will face Manchester City on the opening weekend of 2018/19 season. According to Arsenal correspondent Charles Watts, the Gunners starting line-up against Manchester City will be as follows: Bernd Leno Arsenal will most likely replace their 36-year-old goalkeeper Pert Cech, who made many errors in 2017/18 than any other goalkeeper. Ig Arsenal turn to Bernd Leno, he will cost them around £22 million. Hector Bellerin Bellerin will start the season as first choice right-back at the Emirates though Arsenal have signed experienced right-back Stephan Lichtsteiner on a free transfer.  Sokratis Following the loss of Per Mertesacker and Laurent Koscielny’s injury, Sokratis could even be handed the captain’s armband. Skodran Mustafi Arsenal are keen to bring in another centre-back as well as Sokratis, with Freiburg's Caglar Soyuncu is target. But because of lack of budget , Mustafi will be given a chance to impress under Emery. Nacho Monreal He had a fine season and will certainly be first choice again next season. Lucas Torreira The Uruguay international is closing in on a move to the Emirates, with Arsenal hoping the deal could be finalised soon. Granit Xhaka There have been suggestions that Xhaka could be the player to miss out following Torreira's arrival, but he will be as part of the first choice starting  XI. Aaron Ramsey  Emery is determined to convince Ramsey to stay, so will benefit in Emery’s starting X. Mesut Ozil  This is going to be a big season for Ozil and watching how he performs under Emery is going to be one of the most interesting aspects of the new campaign. Henrikh Mkhitaryan  Charles Watts believes, the Armenia international is going to be a big player for Arsenal this season, we saw that in his performances from January. Mkhitaryan is an excellent player who will prove to be a real threat going forward. Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang  Aubameyang should score plenty next season, given what we saw towards the end of the 2017/18 campaign.

Petr Cech to leave Arsenal