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#3 Mohamed Elneny
Arsenal’s defensive problems have occurred long ago and Mohamed Elneny was intended to solve that. Joining Arsenal from Basel in 2016, the 26 years old was expected to be a quick solution to improve the protection at midfield.
Unfortunately, the anchorman has not been able to cement a place for himself in the Gunners squad so far. His situation seems to have gotten worse since Unai Emery's takeover as he has only started in just 4 Premier League games this season. The arrivals of Matteo Guendouzi and Lucas Torreira also has made his Emirates career worse than ever.
Even though he still starts for the Gunnars in Europa League games, he was nowhere to be seen in Arsenal's latest Europa clash against Rennes. Without any hesitations, Elneny is now just deadwood that Arsenal should cut in the next transfer window.
