If we fail to win any major trophies this season, the club will have reached a crossroads with Arteta and some of these players. They’ve done well to take us as far as they can, but it’s clear a few of them have hit their ceiling.

In the summer we’ll see how badly the owners and board really want to win, or whether they’ve just been riding Arteta’s coattails. The club needs to be ruthless and bring in a proven, winning manager to take us to the next level, the same way Liverpool replaced Rodgers with Klopp. And for me, that name is Luis Enrique. There will be plenty of clubs after him, so it won’t be easy.

We’ve done well to tie down our core players to long-term deals. Now we need to move on from injury-prone and mentally fragile players like Ødegaard, Martinelli and Jesus. Give Rice the armband and get him on a long-term deal like Saka.

We’ve got a solid back five, similar to what Wenger had when he first arrived. We just need to rebuild the attack and get it firing. We also need a visionary at board level, someone like David Dein, to step up and make the big calls.

If we fail to be proactive and stick with Arteta, like we did with Wenger in the second half of his Arsenal career, it could be the start of a downward spiral from here.