Tuesday 24 September 2019 08:06, UK
Arsenal centre-back Rob Holding is set to make his return from almost 10 months out with injury against Nottingham Forest this week.
The Gunners have confirmed the 24-year-old is "available for selection" for the first time after a serious knee injury - suffered against Manchester United last December - required surgery.
Holding returned to training in August and looks set to give manager Unai Emery the chance at more rotation in their first Carabao Cup outing of the campaign on Tuesday night.
They host a Forest side who are in good form and sixth in the Championship table after four wins, three draws and just a single defeat from their opening eight games of the season.
Hector Bellerin, Kieran Tierney and Dinos Mavropanos could also make their first-team returns for the Gunners after playing minutes against Wolves U23s last Friday.
Alexandre Lacazette remains absent with an ankle problem that is expected to keep him out until October, however, while Ainsley Maitland-Niles is suspended after being sent-off against Aston Villa on Sunday.
With Tierney on the verge of his Arsenal debut, Adam Bate, with the help of the Scotland international's former team-mate Kris Commons, looks at why the new signing will help the Gunners improve.
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