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In a recent column for The Telegraph, Jamie Carragher issued a cautionary message to Mikel Arteta, suggesting that Arsenal could follow in the footsteps of Mauricio Pochettino’s Tottenham.
Carragher spoke on the danger of failing to win a major trophy, despite showing promise and coming close, as Pochettino did during his tenure at Spurs. Carragher also noted that Arsenal seemed to be running out of energy this season, and he provided his analysis on what the Gunners need to do this summer in order to progress further.
It has been a challenging week for the North London club, with a setback in the title race and an exit from the Champions League.
Despite the setbacks, Carragher believes that Arsenal is still in the title race. However, he emphasized the importance of their upcoming match against Wolves, stating that a third consecutive defeat could effectively end their season.
Arteta took charge of Arsenal in 2019 and won the FA Cup in his first season. Carragher acknowledged the progress made under Arteta’s leadership but stressed the need for tangible success in the form of a Premier League or Champions League title.
To strengthen the team, Carragher suggested that Arsenal should aim to sign a player of Declan Rice’s caliber in attack.
He highlighted Arsenal’s goal-scoring struggles and the need for a superstar striker who can make a difference in crucial matches. Carragher also speculated that Arsenal may have been cautious in recent transfer windows due to profit and sustainability rules.
However, he commended the signing of Rice as a statement of intent and a potential game-changer for the team.
Despite the disappointment of their recent defeat to Bayern Munich, Arteta remains optimistic and urged positivity among the players and fans. He spoke of the importance of standing by the team during challenging times and expressed his belief that there is still plenty to play for this season.
This article was updated 2 weeks ago