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#3 Alexandre Lacazette(Arsenal)
Since swapping Ligue 1 for the Premier League in the summer of 2017, it's safe to say that Alexandre Lacazette had divided opinion among the Arsenal faithful. In the current season, however, the Frenchman has been lacklustre, to say the least and has failed to find his shooting boots, with just 5 Premier League goals to his name.
Arsenal have struggled this season and none of their attackers have been able to complement talisman Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, who has been a lone warrior upfront for the gunners. With the arrival of Nicolas Pepe and the emergence of teenage sensation Gabriel Martinelli, Lacazette is giving Arsenal more questions than answers at the moment, as Aubayemang's natural position is often compromised to accommodate him.
The Gabon international is often shifted out wide, with Lacazette starting centrally but for all their efforts, the Frenchman has not been able to produce the goods consistently to make himself a viable starting option.
Lacazette has simply not been good enough this season and his situation is sure to be reevaluated in the summer, with the Gunners reportedly looking to cut their losses and let go of him at the end of the season.
