Arsenal could very well lose the services of both Pierre Emerick Aubameyang as well as Alexandre Lacazette if Unai Emery is not sacked – as per reports.
Right now there’s turmoil in the Gunners camp and clearly the majority of the people associated with the club want the Spaniard out as soon as possible.
But some of the personnel in the top levels of the club are confident that Emery will come good which is why they are standing by his side despite the string of poor results.
Right now the Gunners have not won a single Premier League match in their last five outings and if reports are to be believed that some of the stars players are not too happy with how the manager has been conducting his business at the club.
And as per The Mirror, Aubameyang and Lacazette aren’t too comfortable working with Emery and could be looking to move out if the manager stays on.
The report claims: “Arsenal risk losing star duo Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and Alexandre Lacazette next summer.
“They have been trying to negotiate new deals with the strikers but fears are growing they will be reluctant to commit while Unai Emery remains in charge.”
Aubameyang is about to enter the final year in his current deal and right now Arsenal are desperately trying to make him sign a new deal.
But as per the latest reports, the Gabon international has put the talks on hold in order to see whether Barcelona are really interested in signing him during the next summer.
If Barca make a move then Aubameyang wants to keep his options open which is one possible reason why Unai Emery might not be getting the best out of him right now.
Alexandre Lacazette too is not happy with Unai Emery and how he’s handling the Arsenal squad but the biggest reason why the Frenchman wants to move out is because of his desire to play Champions League football.
If the Gunners cannot qualify for the UCL next season they surely Lacazette would be looking to move out of the Emirates and to be very honest we don’t see the North London side playing in the top tier of European football with Unai Emery in charge.
