Arsenal have never really been associated with producing home grown, English talent.
Certainly not since Arsene Wenger arrived at the helm nearly two decades ago.
The Gunners famously fielded a Premier League XI of exclusively foreign players back in 2005 – much to the dismay of the English romantics.
But in fairness to the north Londoners, they’ve established quite a strong English contingent in recent years.
That all could be about to change though.
That’s because Alex-Oxlade Chamberlain, Theo Walcott and Kieran Gibbs will all be allowed to leave this summer after falling down the pecking order.
All three are in danger of missing out on England’s Euro 2016 squad too after being usurped by Danny Welbeck, Alex Iwobi and Nacho Monreal.
The Telegraph claim that Oxlade-Chamberlain is a target for both West Ham and former club Southampton this summer after his development stagnated at the Emirates.
Walcott and Gibbs have both struggled with injuries – and the Gunners are now willing to cut their losses.
