Arsenal in the Spotlight: 13 days to go in the window

So I've been an Arsenal supporter for basically my whole life, I've experienced some the greatest and some of the worst moments and as a fan it comes with the territory. At the end of the 2016/2017 season, I thought to myself that it certainly can't get worst than this, every thing wrong that could have occurred did, we finished outside the top 4 for the first time in 20 odd years and worst of all, finished below the Sp*rs to end our usual St. Totteringham's day(the day Arsenal is confirmed to finish above Spurs).

The current season has been relatively cataclysmic: Constant fan unrest, disunity in the dressing room,a lot of shoddy performances by the squad and questionable officiating at critical moments, its literally been a mess.

The January transfer window, much maligned by the Arsenal gaffer is an ample opportunity to salvage something from this season that already seems to be going completely awry. The sale of Theo Walcott and Francis Coquelin lightened the wage bill in a bloated squad filled with Jerkyl and Hyde players. The impending sale of Alexis to whoever is also important, as the squad unity is more important than one man's tantrums. Another area that should be handled swiftly and delicately is the renewal of contracts, Jack Wilshere and Mesut Ozil are two important players that should be retained at all cost.

Transfers In
As speculation suggests, Henrick Mikhitaryan will be used as make weight for the transfer of Alexis Sanchez while Aubemayang and Evans have been floated by a lot of media outlets. Other honourable mentions are Malcolm at Bourdeux, Riyahd Mahrez at Leicester and even David Luiz.

Moving forward is the only step Arsenal needs to take and the manager and recruitment team need to focus on squad unity and cohesion as Wenger's tactics often depends on those traits.
There's only 13 days left in the window, I hope we move forward and end up stronger than we were at the start.