Scholes Tears Into Arsenal: Worst Title-Winning Side Ever?

Manchester United legend Paul Scholes has claimed that if Arsenal win the Premier League this season, they would be "the worst team to win the league." He made these comments on the podcast "The Good, The Bad & The Football," questioning the individual quality of Arsenal's attacking players. Scholes argued that no Arsenal forward would make a hypothetical "team of the season" front four, citing a lack of goals and assists from players like Bukayo Saka, especially when compared to the forwards of previous champions like Liverpool.

This criticism comes as Arsenal's lead at the top of the table has been cut to four points following a recent defeat to Manchester United. The Gunners have managed only two points from their last three league matches, scoring just two goals in that period. Despite having the second-highest goal tally in the league overall, their attacking form has dipped noticeably in recent weeks.

Arsenal's perceived over-reliance on set-pieces for goals has also drawn criticism, highlighted by Manchester United winger Amad Diallo's recent remark that corners were Arsenal's "only hope." The team is aiming to win its first league title since 2004 after finishing as runners-up in the previous two seasons, but their current performances are facing significant scrutiny.

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