4) Tomas Rosicky
The Czech international is a player I like, but he is getting impatient in regards to his game time, or lack of it. He’s 33, so doesn’t have long left in the game, but he was handed a new two year deal in the summer. Rosicky has complained about his lack of game time in the early part of the season, but his performance against Southampton in the cup will have severely damaged his chances of more regular first team football. It may be a case of time up for Rosicky. With the likes of Crowley and Zelalem coming through the youth ranks, Wenger may look to move on Rosicky in January.
The midfielder seems unhappy and it is a crowded area of the squad. There are likely to be offers from Turkey for Rosicky in January. He’s still got quality to offer and he can certainly do a job for a lower European side. It will be sad to see him go, but if Tomas realistically wants to play regular football again before he retires, he needs to leave Arsenal.