Theo Walcott., Petr Cech, Others Named In Arsenal Squad For 2017 Emirates Cup [See FULL LIST]

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It all set for the season.  Arsenal official website formally names squad for this year's edition of Emirates Cup on Friday.


 The squad have notable names like Petr Cech, Aaron Ramsey, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, Granite Xhaka, Laurent Koscielny and Theo Walcott.

 Other first team players who made the cut include Danny Welbeck, Nacho Monreal, Francis Coquelin, Hector Bellerin and Rob Holding.

 Also Arsenal's new signings, Alexandre Lacazette and Sead Kolasinac are included in the squad.

 The 2017 Emirates Cup, which is the ninth edition, is scheduled for this Saturday and Sunday.

 The four teams that will take part at this year's edition are hosts Arsenal, German Bundesliga club RB Leipzig, Spanish side Sevilla and Benfica of Portugal.
Arsenal 2017 Emirates Cup squad:
4 Per Mertesacker

 6 Laurent Koscielny

 8 Aaron Ramsey

 9 Alexandre Lacazette

 11 Mesut Ozil

 12 Olivier Giroud

 13 David Ospina

 14 Theo Walcott

 15 Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain

 16 Rob Holding

 17 Alex Iwobi

 18 Nacho Monreal

 21 Calum Chambers

 23 Danny Welbeck

 24 Hector Bellerin

 26 Emiliano Martinez

 29 Granit Xhaka

 30 Ainsley Maitland-Niles

 31 Sead Kolasinac

 33 Petr Cech

 34 Francis Coquelin

 35 Mohamed Elneny

 40 Cohen Bramall

 61 Reiss Nelson

 69 Joe Willock

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