Hincapie & Calafiori FITNESS UPDATE | Mikel Arteta | Arsenal v Man United

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta confirms Ethan Nwaneri's move to Marseille is close to completion, whilst hinting Piero Hincapie and Riccardo Calafiori and his three strikers of Viktor Gyokeres, Gabriel Jesus and Kai Havertz could ALL be fit for the visit of Manchester United. TIMESTAMPS 00:00 - Intro. 00:10 - Hincapie and Calafiori: We’ll make a decision. 00:37 - Jesus and Gyokeres: options. Great to have them back in good form. 01:00 - Helping Gyokeres: he started without a preseason. Now we have options. 01:32 - Man United under Garrick: Michael coming in will bring new ideas. We expect a tough match. 02:04 - Nwaneri: the deal is close. It’s something we have to monitor. Young players need minutes. Last thing we want is to cut his development. Marseille fits for him. 03:22 - Arsenal Man United rivalry: you guys sell it so well. You could see the rivalry that made the game special. Two massive clubs at the highest level. 03:58 - Stand out game?: there’s a lot. Before the game spicing up the tension. Incredible players in that era. 04:32 - How different are United?: every game is different. We’re going to be ourselves. Try to be dominant. 05:08 - Gyokeres form: a lot of things have to happen. We have different relationships. We can vary the relationship against opponents. 05:44 - settling in easier at former club: it’s the feeling I had at the club, it’s unique. You have to acclimatise and do the job. 06:22 - League winner best at beating low blocks: you see the man to man game which is conquering the premier league. 06:55 - Differece between Europe and domestic: the information and time to prepare is different. Rules change in managing games. The results can change. 07:37 - Havertz: he’s very close. Almost out for a year. Depends on the game context and whether it’s positive to throw him in. 08:16 - Havertz fit for end of season: it’s what happens in the next six/eight weeks. Make sure everyone is in the right physical level. 09:00 - message to fans: not about calming. Continue what they’re doing in the stadium.