Quote from: AYOBA on Today at 03:53:01 PM

Arsenal's primary problem is not just their attackers; occasionally, their lack of consistency also detracts from their performance. They should have won the Premier League last season if not for the way they began playing, but their lack of skill prevented that from happening. However, I am aware that this won't happen to Arsenal every season; their management can undoubtedly concentrate on their offensive capabilities.

Because I expect the competition to be really tough next season, as many teams are attempting to sign more players in order to maintain a high level of performance against whatever opponents they face. So, in this instance, Arsenal's performance can undoubtedly improve more than how they perform earlier last season.

If we are to look deeply at Arsenal's inconsistency that always happens at the end of the season, it is caused by a lack of enough quality players. In Arsenal's first eleven, once one player goes out with an injury, it always affects the team seriously and causes them to lose form until the injured player returns and starts playing again.So, in my observation, it’s because Arsenal hasn’t found good replacements for their key players. In the last two seasons, when Arsenal started losing form toward the end of the season, it was when Saliba went out with an injury. There was no good replacement for him. Last season, Arsenal’s form dropped when Saka got injured.

I wish Arsenal had good replacements for their key players. I have some confidence that, if they did, they would be more consistent and may have even won the Premier League. Arsenal needs two quality players for each wing, along with another average backup for each wing as well.I believe that if Arsenal doesn’t sign more great wingerseven if they sign a striker they may not see much impact. So, as much as Arsenal needs a striker, they also need additional wingers to serve as replacements in case of injuries.