Jamie Carragher, a legend at Liverpool, has asserted that the Arsenal board might dismiss manager Mikel Arteta in the upcoming season.
For the fifth season running, the Gunners are on course to finish without any trophies.
Arteta’s squad has surrendered the Premier League crown to Liverpool and been eliminated from the Champions League by Paris Saint-Germain.
Before that, Arsenal were eliminated at the semi-final stage of the Carabao Cup by Newcastle, while their FA Cup run ended in the third round against Manchester United.
Speaking on Sky Sports after Arsenal played out a 2-2 draw at Liverpool, Carragher said: “This season felt like it should have been their season.
“There’s no doubt next season that the pressure will be on Mikel Arteta massively in terms of winning something and winning something big.
The Arsenal board will face a significant problem if they fail to [win a major trophy]. They will be reluctant to change their manager, but there will be numerous voices pointing out that it has been five or six years without a trophy.
“They will assess how many managers can take that next step
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