EPL: ‘They’re vulnerable’ – Theo Walcott reveals why Arsenal won’t win title this season

Former England footballer Theo Walcott has pointed out Arsenal's vulnerability in their pursuit of the Premier League title. According to Walcott, the club's reliance on Christos Tzolis as a left-winger is a concern, as he feels Tzolis cannot replace the departed players Leandro Trossard and Gabriel Martinelli adequately. While discussing the matter on talkSPORT Drive, Walcott expressed doubts about Tzolis's current form and questioned whether he possesses the necessary skills to start for the team.

He stated, "They maintain some vulnerability in away fixtures. I appreciate Tzolis’s qualities, but based on my observations in away matches, I have not been particularly impressed. Performing effectively away from home presents considerable difficulty." Walcott highlighted that some players excel in home environments or during training sessions but struggle to deliver results away when the stakes are higher.

Instead of relying on Tzolis, Walcott suggested that Arsenal should consider a different player who demonstrates a commitment to the team's goals and provides tactical diversity. Additionally, Walcott indicated that Arsenal's focus for the upcoming season will lie in securing success in the UEFA Champions League, following their absence from the competition in the previous season.

He said, "I believe they are outstanding and possess all the necessary components to maintain their position. However, success will prove challenging, as they will aspire to capture the Champions League title." Currently, Arsenal sits in second place in the Premier League standings after a loss to Brighton & Hove Albion before the international break.

The team trails leaders Manchester City by three points, who have won five consecutive matches at the start of the season.