After years of disappointment, Arsenal finally got rid of Arsene Wenger and brought in Unai Emery as their new boss during the summer.
And with the former PSG manager taking charge at the Emirates, fans thought that their glory days would slowly return.
And the club were in the right track as they signed five influential players during the summer transfer window but two games into the new Premier League season and the Gunners are as miserable as last season.
Arsenal has lost both their encounters during the new season and reports suggest that the hierarchy is already unhappy with Unai Emery.
While the management is not after the Spaniard’s job but they have told the manager to try and incorporate the club’s big stars into the first eleven.
ESPN pundit Craig Burley said: “What’s the best for him or what’s the best for the team? Not what’s the best for Mesut Ozil or any of these big-time Charlies?
“At the end of the day, he needs everybody on board or he’s going to fail at Arsenal.
“If he doesn’t get them all on board or get them out, he’s going to fail.
“It is a huge job, we knew that already, but it’s a huge job.”
Arsenal played their first two games vs Manchester City and Chelsea respectively and next weekend they welcome West Ham United at the Emirates.
While the Hammers are struggling with their own results but Unai Emery will have a lot of sorting out to do if he wishes to grind out a result.
And one of the manager’s biggest headaches will be to sort out his midfield and to make a decision whether to drop the likes of Mesut Ozil and Granit Xhaka.
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