Arsenal legend, Thierry Henry has claimed his former club could drop out of the Premier League top four this season and fail to qualify for the Champions League.
The Gunners are currently top of the table with 54 points, two more than champions Manchester City with a game in hand.
Mikel Arteta’s men suffered a late collapse last season and handed fourth spot to Tottenham Hotspur after losing to Newcastle United in May.
That has led to Henry refusing to rule out the possibility of Arsenal finishing fifth again.
When it was put to Henry that Arsenal would be back in the Champions League next season, he told CBS Sports: “We’re not there.
“I know people will tell me ‘come on Thierry’. No, no, no. When and if we qualify, then we can talk about it.”
| Posted: at | |
TRENDING GISTS 
I'm Building PDP, Not Tearing it Apart - Wike Addresses The Press (Video)
VIDEO: Man Caught While Waiting For a Minor he Had Solicited S£x From Online
Emotional Moment Femi Adebayo Presented His 2025 AMVCA Trophies to His Dad, Adebayo Salami
Rapper, Phyno Unveils His Daughter, Shares Adorable Video to Mark Her Second Birthday
Ex Madrid Player, Xabi Alonso Seals Managerial Move To Real Madrid As Ancelotti Bows Out
Retired Teacher, Mallam Kabiru Killed, Wife Abducted As Bandits Invade Zamfara School Quarters