Arsenal supporters criticize Arsene Wenger while Serge Gnabry marks stunning for Germany

It is fair to say that Serge Gnabry has not stopped reinforcing since his departure from Arsenal.

Flamboyant in north London when he was young and had played only 10 Premier League matches with the Gunners, he was badped at Werder Bremen, via a loan to West Brom, for only 5 million pounds in 2016 .

He then forged a reputation for promising talent during his stay with the German team and showed enough points for Bayern Munich to take the leap by activating his release clause. after only one season.

Gnabry was immediately loaned to Hoffenheim but returned to Bayern last summer and has already played 31 times for the Bavarians in all competitions, scoring nine goals.

His form has been a great source of frustration for Arsenal fans who have seen him become an exciting player since he left the UAE.

He was summoned for his sixth victory in Germany for his Euro 2020 qualifier against the Netherlands and once again proved his value.

Gnabry beat Liverpool defender Virgil van Dijk, considered one of the best in the world, before sneaking brilliantly into the far corner to double up his country's lead after Leroy Sane fired them over early.

And supporters of Arsenal were quick to point fingers old boss Arsene Wenger for letting him go.

A fan wrote, "I can not believe we were leaving Gnabry to give Iwobi the starting position – a Wenger transfer that will burn forever."

Another added: "Gnabry was sold to protect Theo and yet we still have people who believe that Wenger was a tactical genius in his last 5 seasons when he also signed and retained many average players claiming to be world clbad Once again, some people want it now as a technical director, Clowns. "

A third said: "No one will ever forgive Wenger for loaning Gnabry to Tony Pulis' concerned attack, while he was surprised at his departure."

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