Jamie Carragher has insisted that Arsenal’s lack of a recognised striker is not their biggest problem in comments made while appearing on Monday Night Football.
Speaking on Sky Sports ahead of West Ham United’s game at home to Newcastle United, Carragher revealed how he thinks Arsenal must improve elsewhere.
The Gunners suffered yet another blow in their bid for a first Premier League title in 21 years as they were held to a 1-1 draw by Manchester United at Old Trafford on Sunday.
Despite being without attackers Kai Havertz, Gabriel Jesus, Bukayo Saka and Gabriel Martinelli due to injury, Carragher thinks Mikel Arteta’s side are missing ‘more creative players’.
Analysing Arsenal’s game at home to the Hammers on February 22, Carragher pointed to their inability to create high-quality chances as a reason why they lost further ground in the title race.
The former Liverpool defender also highlighted their inefficiency in chance creation in Arsenal’s next game away to Nottingham Forest.
Jamie Carragher has insisted that Arsenal ‘s lack of a recognised striker is not their biggest problem
Carragher revealed how he thinks Arsenal must improve elsewhere while speaking on Sky
Summarising his thoughts on the matter, Carragher said: ‘Forget bringing in a number 9, the first thing they might have to do is more creative players’.
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