In recent seasons, Arsenal have started to settle into a pattern of making a late flourish when all seems lost, but then performing even more poorly in the next campaign.
It’s fairly clear right now that Arsenal’s squad is far from perfect, but which positions in particular do the club need to look at in the summer?
Stan and Josh Kroenke won’t make an emotionally-driven decision on the future of Arsene Wenger, despite the emotive nature of football and its fans.
The optimum squad age to be successful is somewhere between 26 and 27 years old, according to a study by the CIES Football Observatory.
Arsenal have a lot of problems right now and if some aren’t dealt with soon, they could have massive repercussions going forward.
At some point in the next year and a half, Arsene Wenger is expected to step down from his role as Arsenal manager, but who might end up leaving with him?
After Arsenal’s surprising win over AC Milan on Thursday night, Arsene Wenger delivered his expected soundbites but his comments about people forgetting Arsenal’s quality because of a bad week show where part of the problem lies.
Arsene Wenger insists he’s still the right man for the Arsenal job, which is fine and all… but maybe he should consider asking himself these questions before insisting that he’ll honour the remaining season of his contract.
On Tuesday, Arsenal’s u18s won 5-1 against Colchester United to qualify for the FA Youth Cup semi-final, but which of the youngsters could someday make the first team?
The longer Arsene Wenger stays at Arsenal, the more he appears to be tarnishing his 22-year legacy.
Arsenal travel to Italy for their Europa League first leg tie against AC Milan and it’s hard to find anyone feeling optimistic, or that bothered. Ahead of the game, I imagined some questions fans might be asking and tried to answer them.
Although fans are quick to blame Arsene Wenger for the current state of Arsenal, as with any organisation, it’s always useful to look higher up if you’re going to start finger-pointing.
The Times’ Henry Winter believes that if Arsene Wenger loves Arsenal, he’ll stand down as manager.
After a shaky start, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain is loving life at Liverpool, which does make you wonder whether he actually did the right thing by leaving Arsenal last summer.
It’s starting to look more and more like Arsenal will need to find a new goalkeeper for the number one position this summer, so who are the options to replace him?
Thierry Henry wants to be Arsenal manager. Of that there is absolutely no doubt. Not only has he said it repeatedly, while also mouthing platitudes…
One of the main reasons Arsene Wenger is finding it so hard to let go at Arsenal is because the manager has little else in his life to distract him, but there is plenty out there for him to do.
Not long after the Emirates stadium opened I was told by a person I met in the Tollington that Arsenal were set to spend the next ten years severely shackled.
Lee Dixon claims Gary Neville told him he couldn’t even give Shkodran Mustafi away when he was manager of Valencia, before Arsenal spent £30m on the defender.