Arsenal might be sitting in 5th position in the Premier League right now – just 6 points away from those coveted Champions League spots – and we might be just 11 games into the 2019/20 season, but only a blind man would try to claim that boss Unai Emery isn’t under pressure. While Emery hasn’t done a bad job at the Emirates Stadium per say – taking the Gunners to the final of the Europa League last season – it’s honestly hard to claim that he’s really made progress after taking over from Arsene Wenger in the summer of 2018, and with just 4 league wins thus far this season, to see him lose his job wouldn’t be an outright shocker. So who could take the reins at the Emirates...
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