Gary Neville makes a brutal claim on the failed January January movement for Ollie Watkins, since he condemns the 'without teeth' gunners of the front line

Gary Neville attacked Arsenal's 'disgust' when the Gunners fell 4-0 together with Newcastle to end their hopes of a Carabao Cup final on Wednesday night.

Mikel Arteta's team traveled to St James park with a difficult task, to cancel the 2-0 deficit after the Uracas defeated them in the Emirates in the first stage of their semifinal.

But in a matter of minutes after the game, the visitors were on the back after striker Target Alexander Isak found that the bottom of the network apparently put Newcastle ahead.

Although the objective of the Sweden International was after VAR, VAR, the goals of Jacob Murphy in the first half and Anthony Gordon in the second provided a safe performance of the hosts.

Arsenal seemed less than much of the game, a few days after hitting Manchester City 5-1 at the Premier League meeting on Sunday.

And immediately after a January transfer window that saw Arteta not being able to add very necessary attack fire to his team, Neville offered a brutal evaluation of the fatal failures of the northern London team at night.

Gary Neville has not been impressed by Arsenal's failure to recruit attackers this January

The Gunners went to St James park with a 2-0 deficit to cancel and then admitted two more

The Arsenal made Ollie Watkins his goal of the striker in the January window, but could not improve his offer when Aston Villa rejected

“This has shown massive attention in the disgust of Arsenal's front players compared to what we are seeing at the other end of the field,” said Neville, who had CO -commentator tasks for Sky Sports, he said when Arsenal presented Mikel Merino and Raheem Sterling in the 78th minute. 'They have to (recruit in position) this summer.

'I leaned with them, not panic, finding the player they want, I understand.

'But when they offer for Ollie Watkins, they are sending a message to the rest of the team, those who are in front are not good enough. Anyway, they were never going to get it.

Neville made reference to the attempts of the Arsenal to capture the striker of Aston Villa Watkins, and the club presented an offer of £ 45 million reported for the player, which was below the valuation of his club.

However, after the departure of the attacker talent, Jhon lasts, however, Villa was required to let his first choice striker be a rival of the Premier League.

Before the crash, Arteta admitted that he had been “disappointed” by the club's failure to make significant movements in the winter window.

“We had a clear intention that is an open window to explore opportunities to improve our team with players that can affect it,” Arteta said on Tuesday.

'We have not succeeded, so we are disappointed in that sense, but we are also very aware that we only want to bring certain types of players and we must also be very disciplined with that and I think we will do it.

Mikel Arteta admitted that he had been “disappointed” by the January transfer activity of the club

At the other end of the field, Newcastle was a compound and ruthless attack force

'When you do your best effort and do things with the right process and see the people that we all share the same intentions and wills and after not reaching it, surely there are things to learn from it, there is always, but you have to move on And that is an important piece at the moment and now we have to move on.

'No one knows if it is better to have done it or not. We will probably know at the end of the season.

The Arsenal attack has decreased by the loss of Bukayo Saka at the end of last year to an injury, and the spirits will not have been raised by the forced substitution of Gabriel Martinelli against Newcastle on Wednesday night.