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Arsenal hero Arsene Wenger has insisted that his former club are in “good shape” - despite their terrible star.The Gunners, who won three Premier League titles under the Frenchman including an Invincibles honour, are bottom of the pack.They have lost their first three games of the season, scored no goals and conceded nine, with five of them coming against champions Manchester City.It comes after a summer of heavy spending, with Mikel Arteta splashing more than £100m on six new players as pressure has grown on the Spaniard.But Wenger, who has been retired from management since 2018, believes all is not lost in North London. Speaking to BILD Live [via football.London] , the former Gunners boss said: “Today the club is in good shape.

Ozil was left out of Arteta's Premier League and Europa League squads for the first half of the season, meaning he cannot play for the Gunners until next month at the earliest.By that time the £350,000-per-week midfielder will have entered the final six months of his Arsenal deal, and could sign a pre-contract agreement to join another club on a free transfer.Arteta has taken a hard line on Ozil, who has been criticised over his lack of work rate.But Wenger says a more softly-softly approach is needed, with the Gunners sorely lacking creativity in the 32-year-old's absence having slipped to 15th in the Premier League ahead of Sunday's visit of Burnley.Wenger brought both Arteta and Ozil to Arsenal during his 22-year reign as manager.He

Legendary Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has revealed that one of the only people he still keeps in touch with from football is former rival Sir Alex Ferguson.

Arsene Wenger has warned playing games without fans could “damage” football in the long term.