Arsenal v Wolves: Who's out and who's a doubt

Doherty did miss out on the squad against Manchester United last time out, but Edwards has confirmed he will be in the squad heading to London.

He said: "We wanted to get another really good week of training into him, as much as possible.

"He's available and will be part of the squad."

But who could miss the trip to the capital?

Jean-Ricner Bellegarde - 0% chance

The Haiti international has worked his way into the team of late and played well against Manchester United, scoring the equaliser at Molineux.

But he went down injured early in the second half and hobbled off the pitch as Wolves lost 4-1.

Edwards did not have an injury update after the game on Monday, but has now confirmed that Bellegarde will spent a spell on the sidelines.

He said: "It was a hamstring injury and he could be out for up to six, or more, weeks. That is a real blow for us."

Marshall Munetsi - 0% chance

Munetsi was a late substitute against Nottingham Forest but limped off the pitch shortly after being introduced, leaving Wolves to finish the game with 10 men.

Edwards confirmed earlier this week that Munetsi could be out for around six weeks with a calf injury.

Rodrigo Gomes - 0% chance

The winger is currently sidelined with a nasty groin injury and after having surgery he will not play again until early 2026 at best.

Dan Bentley - 25% chance

The third-choice goalkeeper has recently been out with an ankle injury and he was seen wearing a protective boot a couple of weeks ago.

But he is back in training and will travel to the capital, although the odds of him being in the squad are slim.

Edwards said: "Bents has been training the last couple of days, so he'll be coming down with us (to London)."