By Daily Sports on April 4, 2018

Shokdran Mustafi admits Arsenal have fallen short of their targets this season.

Arsene Wenger’s side look set for their lowest Premier League finish in over a decade.

The Emirates outfit were eliminated from the FA Cup in the third round by lower league opposition for the first time during Wenger’s reign.

But Arsenal are still fighting on one front – the Europa League where they face CSKA Moscow over two legs for a place in the semi-finals.

“To be honest, this season has been more disappointing for us because we had bigger targets,” Mustafi told the official Arsenal website.

“One really big positive thing is that to be able to recover from such a period when everything goes bad and you’re not in form, to be close together and come out of it as a team is a really big, massive thing.

“I’ve been playing in a lot of teams across Europe and I’ve been playing in teams where we have been doing well.

“I’ve been playing in teams where we’ve been struggling, and it’s not easy to come out especially when you’re a big team.”

•Sourced from Tribal Football. Photo shows Mustafi.

Source Daily Sports

Posted April 4, 2018

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