Wenger needs to stop telling Man City how to beat Arsenal again next season

Some Gooners are still devastated that they didn’t walk away with the PL title after being on top of the table for almost the entirety of the 2022–23 season.

The belief is that Arsenal ought to take advantage of this transfer window. They should be willing to spend a lot to close the gap between them and the Citizens. In recent weeks, there have been hints that Arteta is set to get his way in the transfer market.

Meanwhile, as the Gooners put their trust in soaring after a brilliant transfer window, their former boss, Arsene Wenger, feels their main rivals, Manchester City, may also need to take advantage of this transfer window. The legendary PL coach feels Guardiola is due three marquee deals this summer to continue his dominance.

Wenger insists City must buy again to remain competitive next season.

“Are Manchester City ready for a new challenge? Will they motivate themselves for a new challenge?” asked Wenger as quoted by the Sun.

“Perhaps they will lose important players. This team is not old, but there are no young players in it. Except for (Erling) Haaland, who is now 22, everyone else is between 24 and 32 years old.

“Therefore, two or three players need to be changed.”

For Arsenal’s benefit, Guardiola shouldn’t listen to Wenger’s advice. The way the Citizens were last season, they hardly need not make themselves even stronger. it may be bad news for the Gunners’ ambitions to steal their crown.

Daniel O


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32 Comments

  1. Wenger is chatting about the PL….what is wrong with that. Let’s get our house in order first, sign the best and some experience.
    Declan Rice, maybe Caicedo, maybe James Maddison, maybe Italian superstar Nicolo Barella, maybe Xavi Simons….we are on the way to the summit and could play 60 games next season…..that’s 40 games a player for a big squad, which will keep the players happy. We need depth.

  2. What sort of click bait article is this Pat? I’m still trying to figure out where in this story wenger told them how to beat arsenal.

  3. He’s trying everything to stay relevant, even when he clearly undercuts Arsenal’s efforts to improve from where he left it.
    That’s kind’a cheap.

  4. Very funny 😄
    So now Manchester City need Wenger to advise them on their transfer business?
    This offseason, with little or no football to talk about, people will just choose to write anything no matter how senseless

  5. Again Wenger is stating the obvious, giving nothing away, and just telling the whole world what we already knew.
    And if there really are Arsenal fans who are “devastated” over not winning the Premier League…my heart goes out to them😜. I feel the same over England not winning the Eurovision Song Contest😂.

  6. What’s the point of having a transfer window, when deals are reported as done, before it opens. Case in point, MacAllistair to Liverpool last week for £35 million, before the transfer window has opened? You use to see press conferences announcing the new player, now it’s media reports! What’s going on?

  7. This article is misleading.

    Wenger does nt give advice on how City should beat Arsensl. First of all City knws how to beat Arsenal as they have been doing it for the last decade, on a constant basis i may add.

    Secondly any top coach knws adding new faces each year is paramount to maintain or revitalize standards. So Wenger was just stating the obvious.

    To say im DISSAPOINTED in the author of this article would be an understatement as it implies Wenger is a sell-out WHICH HE IS NOT. Can’t say the same about the author though as he/she undermines the reputation & integrity of the BEST COACH in Arsenal’s history.

    ALWAYS FORWARD & SEIZE THE MOMENT!!!

    1. He doesn’t have to be an Arsenal fan, to write a report on them. Mind you in my opinion, he is probably a Chelsea or Westham fan, judging by the way he overpriced their players and devalues the Arsenal players being sold. Anyway, the site is about opinions and I suppose he is just doing his job to create headlines to get you interested and opinionated. Just my opinion .

    2. BANG BANG I suggest you dont take this silly and needless article seriously. Send it up for fun INSTEAD, as my posts have done.

      Never take people who dont know basic facts and who then write absolute nonsense and mean it too, seriously! Its pointless!

      No intelligent person will ever think Pep needs to take advise from Wenger, even though AW is highly intelligent,. as also is Pep. Wenger was simply stating a true and obvious principle that ALL managers are well aware about; that managers need to buy to keep their squads and team competitive.

      WHY someone thought this plainly true but widely accepted everywhere, throw away line, should be a basis for an articlle, escapes me!

      Unless one, in cynical fashion – perish the though – could imagine that CERTAIN writers have a complusion to see their name in print as article writers and that is why they write, even when there is no basis for an article at all.

      Now THAT could not possibly be true. Could it!!?

  8. They should have asked Wenger, why did he pay £72 million for Peep and does he think Arsenal need Caicedo and Rice and what does he value them both at. Rather than boring questions about Man City.

    1. Pepe was bought after Wenger left, and against Emery’s wishes.
      You’re not often right…and you’re wrong again.

    2. You should get your facts right before making yourself look like you haven’t a clue.
      Wenger didn’t sign Pepe, as, firstly Gazidis took over the buying and selling a season before AW left.
      Secondly, Unai Emery was in the hot seat and asked for Zaha – he was overruled by who knows who, but it certainly wasn’t Arsene Wenger.

      1. I’m sure it was Raul Sanllehi Ken, and didn’t he get sacked by Tim Lewis over this very dodgy deal?

  9. Wenger has shot an early warning signal (EWS) that Arsenal can use to fortify to avoid a surprise scenario from Man City in the next season. Wenger has stated what he gathered from a privileged position!

  10. Don’t think Pep needs any advice how to beat Arsenal
    Seems to be able to work it out himself lol

  11. This should be a City piece with a warning shot saying that City could become complacent unless they bring in three quality additions preferably injecting some youth into the squad

  12. Think we are moving on well starting from 2021-2022 and 2023. I do not know why some of our fans are still wondering of why we didn’t win the premier league title. while they very well that we have been struggling all those years back finishing 8 and 5 position respectively, so we have to praise Mr. Arteta and his coaching staffs for job well done this year.

  13. i Think we are moving on well starting from 2021-2022 and 2023. I do not know why some of our fans are still wondering of why we didn’t win the premier league title. while they know very well that we have been struggling all those years back finishing 8 and 5 positions respectively, so we have to praise Mr. Arteta and his coaching staffs for job well done this year.

  14. IThink we are moving on well starting from 2021-2022 and 2023. I do not know why some of our fans are still wondering of why we didn’t win the premier league title. while they know very well that we have been struggling all those years back finishing 8 and 5 positions respectively, so we have to praise Mr. Arteta and his coaching staffs for job well done this year.

  15. Too bad Arsene Wenger didn’t take his own advice and add 3 upgraded players each season, when he managed Arsenal. After breaking up “the Invincibles” too soon, Arsenal were always 2 or 3 players short to compete for the title, or in Europe or win more domestic cups.
    The classic was the season Wenger brought in Petr Cech from Chelsea and no outfield players. A major opportunity lost.

    1. Ozzie YES, especially as Kroenke was going to let him have a billion pounds that same year to strengthen the squad, but AW said thanks, but no thanks. Of course that may , just may, be a lie!

      Now Kroenke may be many things, but one thing he is NOT, is a sports washing country owner with more money than God! Unlike City, Chelsea back then with close ties to Putin, and now Newcastle.

      Perhap we should sell out to North Korea or China and finally relinguish any REMAINING humane principles our club and ourselves still have!!

  16. But let’s be honest. City don’t need wengers tips on how to beat Arsenal. They have been demolishing us when he himself was managing Arsenal.

    I think Pep knows how to beat Arsenal or wenger. Been doing it from his Barcelona days.

  17. Credit needs to be given to Wenger also for the teams performance this year.

    When the the team was struggling for rythem and consistency Wenger was roped in on an advisory & consultancy basis. This was done in the background & shadows as to nt undermine Arteta’s role. Im nt sure bt Arteta i think innitiated that step as he was keen on this & needed help.

    Wenger’s influence resulted in an immediate improvement & also saw us almost make UCL.

    Wenger is Arsenal to the core and nothing or nobody should suggest otherwise.

  18. YES as all intelligent Gooners worldwide will surely know, Wenger was secretly lured into Citys camp as his influentiaL personal advisor by PEP, somewhere between his sacking(sorry Ken, his “resignation”) by Arsenal and this statement.

    The above para is my personal entrant into “Best Sarcastic Paragraph of the Year” contest and I EXPECT IT TO WIN EASILY!

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