Arsenal have allowed as many as six first-team players to leave the club, including Gabonese forward Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang.
Kenny emphasized that the Premier League is a physically demanding league. Hence, injuries to few players in the Gunners camp could derail their chances of finishing in the top-four at the end of the season.
The former Leeds United stopper believes manager Mikel Arteta has turned things around after a bad start to the season. But “all of that good work can be undone” as they fail to bring in replacements for the players who departed in January. During an interaction with Football Insider, he said:
Kenny further added that the most worrying part of Arteta’s strategy is that he did not even attempt to sign players in January. He added:
Arsenal sit in sixth position, two-points behind Manchester United, who hold fourth position in the table, with one match in hand. The Gunners will be up against Wolverhampton Wanderers on February 10 at Molineux Stadium.
Liverpool, Manchester United and Real Madrid join Arsenal in race to sign German international Serge Gnabry
According to reports, Liverpool, Real Madrid, Manchester United and Barcelona have reportedly joined Arsenal in the hunt to sign German international Serge Gnabry in the summer.
Gnabry, who plays for Bundesliga giants Bayern Munich, has reportedly denied extending his contract with the German club. Gnabry spent his youth career playing at the Emirates Stadium. He played with the senior team for four years before making a permanent move to Bayern Munich in 2017.
His former club reportedly have a renewed interest in signing him again after his wonderful performances at the Allianz Arena.
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