Arsene Wenger has been handed a triple injury boost ahead of Arsenal's trip to Watford.
The Gunners were in impressive form before the international break, winning four games on the spin in all competitions.
And Wenger looks set to be able to recall three players for the trip to Vicarage Road, reports Football.London.
Francis Coquelin has already returned to full training following the hamstring injury he sustained during the Carabao Cup success against Doncaster Rovers last month.
And Danny Welbeck is due to return to full training on Monday having recovered from the groin strain he suffered late on during the 0-0 draw at Stamford Bridge.
Mesut Ozil is also set to link up with the first-team squad on Monday in a further boost to Arsene Wenger after the German's knee injury cleared up.
Laurent Koscielny is targeting a return for the Watford game, but is not yet ready to join up with his teammates due to his troublesome Achilles problem.
Meanwhile, Arsenal’s hopes of one day landing long-term target Adrien Rabiot have been boosted.
The Gunners have chased Rabiot for some years now, with Wenger a big admirer of the 22-year-old Paris Saint-Germain star.
There were suggestions the Gunners boss made another move for the midfielder late on in the summer window, but nothing ever materialised.
Rabiot has now hinted, however, that a move to England in the future is a distinct possibility - although he also revealed he was a Liverpool fan as a youngster.
“I think I would like to experience something else [outside Ligue 1],” said the France international.
“There are a lot of very good championships, it’s also very rewarding to go elsewhere.
“I would love to play in the Premier League, not necessarily one club in particular, even though I was very fond of Liverpool when I was young.”