Leicester City match against Arsenal on Friday match, Is Leicester looking good with new signing in their squad ?

  The London club Arsenal fc, and fans down in the Transfer Tavern are still in good mood after claiming their third Community Shield in straight four

season,  Arsenal side who win Chelsea in a penalty shoot-out are now preparing for their opening match in Premier League clash with last season champion, Leicester City. After a disappointing title defence, Leicester as a club and their fans are looking forward for  their side if they can push back up the league this new season. The signing of Nigerians born striker  Kelechi Iheanacho is exciting news for the club and they are doing all what they can to put up good performance this season , but the real story is that they have so far maintained Riyad Mahrez’s services. Mahrez wants out, but will be keen to show off his talents to potential suitors. Arsenal as a big club in England  simply cannot afford to have the slow start for their opening match, their harsh rivals in last season. League rivals Chelsea, Man United, Man City, Liverpool have all buy new players to their teams so as to reinforcements this summer. Is like Gunners are in good condition in their new 3-4-3 kind of formation. The change has been welcomed by both Hector Bellerin and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain have both excelled in the position. Sead Kolasinac who is Arsenal new signing bulldozed his way through the Chelsea defence last weekend and is more than capable of netting goals into the Leicester defence on Friday. Last season, the 2016 PFA Player of the year failed to produce the scintillating form that saw Leicester win the Premier League. Suggestions of the Algerian moving to Arsenal have cooled, but if given the opportunity, Mahrez will be desperate to show his potential employers just what he can do. Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has revealed Sanchez will miss up to two weeks after suffering an abdominal strain before Sunday’s win on penalties over Chelsea in the Community Shield. Without Sanchez to lead the line, Arsenal will look to summer signing Alexandre Lacazette to find the net on his debut. Not having Ramsey in the mid feld would be a setback for the Gunners. The Germany international’s creativity, flair and technique brings Wenger’s side to life in the final third. Without Ramsey’s forward-thinking impetus and Ozil’s artistry, the Gunners may have to rely on the industry of Mohamed Elneny and the mercurial quality of 21-year-old Alex Iwobi. Both featured against Chelsea at Wembley Stadium. The Foxes’ ability to test the Arsenal defence will depend on new signing Kelechi Iheanacho’s partnership with Jamie Vardy. Iheanacho arrived from Manchester City in a deal worth £25 million and has the pace, instincts in the box and quality as a finisher to help make Leicester a force in attacking areas this season. Both will be reliant on supply, something wantaway winger Riyad Mahrez could provide. Mahrez would be helped by Leicester’s strength in midfield, but neither Drinkwater nor former Sevilla ace Vicente Iborra will be available. Without Drinkwater, Leicester will lack the strength and quality in the middle to stand firm against Arsenal’s pressure and counter on the break. With all these analyzes will almost favour the Gunners I believe Arsenal should be able to get a win in this match which the have fail to do since 2014.