Wenger Calls for Partey Exit After Arsenal Defeat: “He’s No Longer Performing at Arsenal’s Level”

Legend’s brutal verdict shakes Emirates – Arteta under pressure to act fast.

 

In a stunning post-match development, Arsène Wenger, the most revered figure in Arsenal’s modern history, has unleashed rare public criticism, urging the immediate departure of Thomas Partey following the Gunners’ disappointing defeat yesterday.

 

> “Forget about his past glories — this guy isn’t playing up to Arsenal’s standard anymore. Arteta should let him leave,” Wenger stated bluntly in a post-match interview.

 

 

 

This uncharacteristically sharp comment from Wenger, known for his composed insights and loyalty to his players, has reignited debate among fans and pundits alike. The legendary boss reportedly believes sentimentality is shackling Arsenal’s progress, and Partey’s form and fitness issues have become liabilities rather than assets.

 

Why Partey?

 

Injuries: A recurring Achilles heel. He has missed over 40 games in two seasons.

 

Form Drop: His on-pitch influence has waned dramatically, with sloppy distribution and sluggish reactions hurting Arsenal’s midfield transitions.

 

Tactical Mismatch: Arteta’s current pressing system demands intensity Partey no longer seems capable of delivering consistently.

 

 

Wenger’s verdict wasn’t just a passing remark. Insiders confirmed that he privately told Arteta to be ruthless this summer, emphasizing that “sentimentality doesn’t win titles.”

 

Fan Response: Thunderous.

 

“OUR LEGEND HAS SPOKEN OUR MIND!” trended on social media.

 

Many are now openly calling for Partey to be sold and replaced with a younger, more durable midfielder.

 

The Emirates faithful believe this is the kind of firm stance Arsenal needs if they are to remain title contenders.

 

 

With summer approaching, Arteta faces critical squad decisions—and Wenger’s comments may just force his hand. Expect Partey’s future to be one of the most talked-about sagas of the transfer window.

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