NEW Saints signing Joe Aribo will take the vacant number seven shirt, as the St Mary’s side confirm their squad numbers for the 2022-23 campaign.
Seven had become available following the departure of Shane Long, while goalkeepers Matuesz Lis and Gavin Bazunu have taken 30 and 31 respectively.
Their fellow summer signings have also had their numbers confirmed, with Armel Bella-Kotchap taking 37 and Romeo Lavia 45.
Number three is still vacant and could be taken by a new arrival, if Saints further bolster their defensive line. Last year’s arrival Adam Armstrong remains the club’s number nine.
Youngsters Thierry Small (16) and Dynel Simeu (38) have also been assigned first-team numbers.
The full list of numbers is:
1 Alex McCarthy
2 Kyle Walker-Peters
4 Lyanco
5 Jack Stephens
6 Oriol Romeu
7 Joe Aribo
8 James Ward-Prowse
9 Adam Armstrong
10 Che Adams
11 Nathan Redmond
13 Willy Caballero
15 Romain Perraud
16 Thierry Small
17 Stuart Armstrong
19 Moussa Djenepo
20 Will Smallbone
21 Tino Livramento
22 Mohammed Salisu
23 Nathan Tella
24 Mohamed Elyounoussi
27 Ibrahima Diallo
30 Mateusz Lis
31 Gavin Bazunu
32 Theo Walcott
35 Jan Bednarek
37 Armel Bella-Kotchap
38 Dynel Simeu
43 Yan Valery
45 Romeo Lavia
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