Liverpool legend Jamie Carragher has expressed concerns about Arsenal's attacking quality as they compete for the Premier League title. Despite the Gunners currently leading the table by four points over Manchester City, Carragher argues that they lack 'superstars' in their attack, which could ultimately hinder their title aspirations. He specifically pointed out Bukayo Saka and Martin Odegaard, indicating that their performances have not reached the level expected at the club.

Carragher acknowledges Arsenal's strong mental resilience but emphasizes that the lack of standout players in their final third might cost them crucial points as they push for the championship. While the team has demonstrated solid scoring ability, ranking second in goals scored in the league this season, the former defender believes that to maintain their lead and fend off a strong challenge from Manchester City, Arsenal needs to elevate their attacking game.

The analysis comes at a pivotal moment in the season with Arsenal striving to secure their first Premier League title since 2004. As they face intense competition from Pep Guardiola's City, Carragher's comments will certainly be of interest to Gunners fans, as they reflect the pressures and expectations placed on key players. The team’s ability to respond to such criticism will be crucial in deciding their fate in the title race this year.