- Carragher insisted that the lack of a Arsenal striker is not his biggest problem
- The gunners were held to a 1-1 draw by Manchester United on Sunday
- Listen now: Everything is starting! With the Premier League probably ensuring five places in the Champions League, are we rewarding mediocrity?
Jamie Carragher has insisted that the lack of arsenal of a recognized forward is not his biggest problem in the comments made while appearing in Monday Night Football.
Speaking in Sky Sports before the West Ham United game in the Newcastle United, Carragher revealed how he believes that arsenal should improve in other places.
The Gunners suffered another blow to their commitment to a first premier League title in 21 years, since they were arrested 1-1 by Manchester United at Old Trafford on Sunday.
Despite being without attackers Kai Hvertz, Gabriel Jesus, Bukayo Saka and Gabriel Martinelli due to an injury, Carragher believes that Mikel Arteta's side is losing “more creative players.”
Analyzing the game of Arsenal at home with the Hammers on February 22, Carragher pointed out his inability to create high quality opportunities as a reason why they lost more land in the race for the title.
The former Liverpool defender also highlighted his inefficiency in casual creation in the next game of Arsenal to Nottingham Forest.
Jamie Carragher has insisted that the lack of a recognized Arsenal striker is not his biggest problem
Carragher revealed how he believes that arsenal should improve elsewhere while talking in Sky
Summarizing his thoughts on the matter, Carragher said: “Forget about bringing a number 9, the first thing they could have to do are more creative players.”
