Arsene Wenger to hold with all his Arsenal flops

ARSENE WENGER is set to for showdown talks with his all his Arsenal flops when they return from international duty – to save their season after just THREE games.

The Gunners have had a disastrous start to the campaign, losing two Premier League matches already at just the start of September. The North Londoners were smashed 4-0 by Liverpool at Anfield last Sunday, in one of the worst displays of Wenger’s reign.

The week before they were beaten 1-0 at Stoke, failing to match the Potters heart and commitment, in an abject display.

And Arsenal were lucky to win on the opening day, narrowly beating Leicester 4-3 at the Emirates with a last-gasp Olivier Giroud winner.

Now, Wenger will sit his squad down for a clear-the-air talk to avoid the campaign spiralling into complete disaster.

Most of his players are on international duty at present, but he wants to talk to them later this week when they return ahead of Bournemouth on Saturday.

The Gunners are in chaos at present, with the majority of their top stars wanting to quit the club, and a furious fan-base angered by a shocking transfer window. Alexis Sanchez wants to leave in search of a side who will compete for the Champions League and titles.

He is furious he was not allowed to leave for Premier League rivals Manchester City on deadline day, with Arsenal failing to sign a replacement. Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain left in a £40m deal for Liverpool, wanting to leave to further develop his progression as a footballer.

Shkodran Mustafi had been negotiating a season-long loan switch to Inter Milan with a view to a permanent switch, which fell through.

And Mesut Ozil is yet to sign a new contract, even though one has been on the table for months after talks with him and his representatives. Arsenal brought in just two players over the summer, Alexandre Lacazette for £52m and Sead Kolasinac on a free.

And Wenger was rejected by Thomas Lemar in a last-gasp attempt at signing another star for £90m after he chose to stay at Monaco.

It is now up to the Gunners chief to get his side focused again, as they battle to even make the top four and Champions League spots.

From The Sun