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Saliba's back for Arsenal - how does Arteta solve his defensive dilemma?

Saliba's back for Arsenal - how does Arteta solve his defensive dilemma?
BBC News Tuesday 03 November 2026, 15:07 UTC 1 min read
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William Saliba returning to first-team training before Arsenal's game with Slavia Prague in the Champions League is a huge boost for the club but now presents Mikel Arteta with a selection headache.

William Saliba returning to first-team training before Arsenal's game with Slavia Prague in the Champions League is a huge boost for the club but now presents Mikel Arteta with a selection headache.
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