Arteta Paying the Price for Ignoring Arsenal’s Striking Weakness
Arsenal’s Striking Drought Exposed as Arteta’s Transfer Oversight Costs the Team
- Arsenal’s painful FA Cup third-round exit to Manchester United on penalties followed a damaging 2-0 defeat to Newcastle United
- These setbacks highlight the issues plaguing the Gunners
- At the heart of Arsenal's struggles is a clear problem: the lack of a recognized striker.
Mikel Arteta is known for his attention to detail and his ability to capitalize on even the smallest advantages.
However, his failure to address Arsenal’s most glaring weakness may now be costing him dearly, as the team’s season begins to unravel.
Arsenal’s painful FA Cup third-round exit to Manchester United on penalties followed a damaging 2-0 defeat to Newcastle United in the first leg of the Carabao Cup semi-final on Tuesday.
These setbacks highlight the issues plaguing the Gunners, who now trail Premier League leaders Liverpool by six points, having played a game more.
At the heart of Arsenal’s struggles is a clear problem: the lack of a recognized striker.
This failure to strengthen the squad in their most critical area is a result of Arteta’s transfer strategy, which has instead focused on bolstering other positions.
