Life after arsene wenger at arsenal hasn’t been what fans hoped for in the new season as the Gunners and Unai Emery fell to a first day defeat at the hands Manchester city in the his debut match at the Emirates.


Next stop is Maurizio sarri and chelsea and doubts are already running high about the manager at the club. But truth is, rebuilding arsenal isn’t something than can be done overnight. What the heck were they thinking. Even the great Pep guardiola couldn’t get city up and running despite having less issues than Arsenal.

Getting arsenal back to their best and where they belong would take more just £70m transfer budget in change or a couple of new players and a new manager. Arsenal would have to stand by the manager and of course invest in the team and Gary Neville knew this too well.
‘He has to have four transfer windows to make this team his. It’s not Chelsea here, by the way,’ Neville told Sky Sports.
‘I don’t think this is short-term, the recruitment has been so bad there over this last three or four years. ‘It’s going to take basically two or three, four transfer windows to sort this out.

‘This is a great coach, Unai Emery, he needs three or four transfer windows.’

‘I don’t care who the coach would be – you could bring Pep Guardiola in here. ‘It took Pep Guardiola three transfer windows at City, the first one in the summer, the January and then the summer after. ‘Pep Guardiola, the greatest coach in the world with the biggest budget, it’s going to take him more than that.’
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With the budget at the club, it’s presumed the time could be more. Pep guardiola needed three transfer windows despite having an abundance of resources. Compared to Pep Guardiola, Unai Emery has only but a buck of Change. £70m huh, that’s probably the amount city paid to get a single player in the last few seasons with most transfers at the club exceeding the £50m mark.

Arsenal should hope for anything but instant success after 22 years under arsene wenger, It’s definitely going to take a while to get the players to adapt to the new coach.

Source: https://skyxports.com/getting-unai-emery-and-arsenal-back-to-best-easier-said-than-done/