Former Arsenal midfielder and 1998 World Cup winner for France, Emmanuel Petit has openly stated he doesn't enjoy the club's current performances.
In his opinion, the style of football introduced by the team's head coach, Spaniard Mikel Arteta, does not inspire any enthusiasm and is far from spectacular.
- I would like to see Arsenal's football from three years ago. At that time, Arteta put the team on the field more aggressively, striving to deliver the ball quickly to the forwards. Now they are doing nothing but passing the ball to each other. "This reminds me of table tennis and looks very boring," Peti said during the interview.
As a reminder, Emmanuel Peti played for Arsenal from 1997 to 2000. During his time with the team, the London club had won several important trophies.
Peti's criticism sparked heated debates among Arsenal fans. Some agree with him, while others emphasize that Arteta's tactics meet modern requirements.
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