Mehdi Taremi is likely to partner Lautaro Martinez in attack when Inter Milan and Arsenal face off in the UEFA Champions League tomorrow night.

Accordingly FCInterNewsThe Iranian international has overtaken Marcus Thuram in the starting XI pecking order.

Despite often being on the bench in Serie A games, Taremi was Simone Inzaghi’s first choice in the UEFA Champions League.

In fact, he started all three European games this season.

He scored his only goal for Inter in the competition when he scored at Giuseppe Meazza in a 4-0 win over Red Star Belgrade.

As the Nerazzurri prepare for a thrilling clash against Arsenal, Taremi is ready to return to the starting XI.

However, this may not be the only change to the formation.

Inzaghi is known for constant squad rotation and is preparing further changes.

Inter Milan are preparing for squad rotations in the Champions League game against Arsenal

Thuram’s profligacy in the 1-0 Serie A win over Venezia may have been crucial in Inzaghi’s decision to reinstate Taremi.

In fact, the Frenchman missed three glorious chances to score on Sunday.

His profligacy almost came back to haunt Inter down the home stretch.

Furthermore, Nicolo Barella’s performance against Eusebio Di Francesco’s side was far from ideal.

Therefore, the petite midfielder could move to the bench on Wednesday.

Davide Frattesi could take his place.

After recovering from a minor hamstring injury, Hakan Calhanoglu will reclaim his place in midfield.

His recovery is a crucial boost for Inter.

But it also influences Inzaghi’s decisions.

With Calhanoglu’s return, the Nerazzurri boss can make further changes in the engine room.

Piotr Zielinski is likely to replace Henrikh Mkhitaryan as the Armenian veteran desperately needs rest.

Stefan de Vrij should start at the back at the expense of Francesco Acerbi.

Despite overcoming thigh problems, the 36-year-old is not yet fully fit.

Expected starting eleven (3-5-2): Summer; Pavard, de Vrij, Bisseck; Dumfries, Calanoglu, Frattesi, Zielinski, Darmian; Lautaro, Taremi.