Arsenal legend Robert Pires believes Arsene Wenger needs to ‘inject some youth’ into backroom staff
ROBERT PIRES claims Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger “needs to inject some youth” into his backroom staff.
The Gunners legend, who spent six years in north London, won two Premier League titles and as many FA Cups while with the club.
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Arsenal legend Robert Pires trained with the Gunners last seasonGetty Images
Pires, who trained with Wenger’s men last season, told RMC: “He [Wenger] needs to inject some youth into his staff, it’s important.”
“He loves his job. No-one can teach him anything, and I won’t.
“But football has changed, the footballers have changed, their behaviour isn’t the same, and football is getting faster and faster.
“Perhaps his entourage and he need to adapt to this new football.
“I don’t want him to leave, but he will have to inject some freshness around him”.
The Frenchman has been a vocal supporter for Wenger’s management despite fan unrest.
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Pires was voted Arsenal's sixth greatest signing in 2008EmpicsArsenal enjoyed their greatest spell of success during Robert Pires' eraTimes Newspapers Ltd
Wenger has come under a fire for his deadline day business including holding on to Alexis Sanchez.
The general state of affairs at the Emirates is bleak, with the club deemed in crisis just three games into the season.
The Gunners have also been slammed for their start to the Premier League season, which includes an embarrassing 4-0 defeat to Liverpool.
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