Continuing high investment, Arsenal is still missing in all four majors, and the biggest shortcoming is head coach Arteta

When the final whistle sounded at the Emirates Stadium, the cruel reality of Arsenal losing to Paris Saint-Germain 1-3 in total score put a bitter end to this expectant season. After losing to Manchester United in the third round of the FA Cup and being doubled in the semi-finals of the League Cup, the Gunners' defeat in the Champions League in the final championship position officially announced that the team's four major players were missing this season.

coach Arteta couldn't hide his loss at the post-match press conference: "Looking at the entire game, no team has shown an overall performance better than us. But the outcome of modern football often depends on the moments in the penalty area - the opponent's forward and goalkeeper dominate these key nodes. "Although he emphasized the helplessness of the depth of the lineup, "under such a serious wave of injuries, the players have tried everything", such defense cannot conceal the team's lack of offensive ability. Data shows that the Gunners' penalty area touch conversion rate in key battles this season is only 18.7%, ranking last in the top six teams in the Premier League. The trajectory of the third-line defeat exposed fatal shortcomings: the exit of the League Cup exposed the weak substitute lineup, the FA Cup penalty spell continued the psychological quality defect, and the Champions League knockout stage highlighted the lack of experience in top-level duels. Even if the Premier League championship loses suspense early, the team still needs to fight to maintain the qualification for the Champions League - this is in sharp contrast to the pattern of Liverpool's early crowning, Manchester City's FA Cup and Chelsea's UEFA Champions League.

Arsenal has changed its previous style of Wenger's stingy style, and is willing to invest a large transfer budget to meet the tactical needs of the head coach. To be honest, Arsenal's transfer and buying players in recent years has been no less than Manchester City, but since Arteta took charge, the championship trophy has remained unrealized. In the past, the league has also tried to lead Manchester City's Volleyball League first, and subsequently collapsed and was overtaken by its opponent Manchester City to win the championship.

Looking at Arsenal's three front, middle and back three lines, there are quite a few world-class players. Every season is said to be unlucky. In fact, many football critics have professionally analyzed that the biggest shortcoming of Arsenal is head coach Arteta. If next season, continue to make a big investment and still win no championship, will the board of directors still have such great patience with head coach Arteta?