Speculation is swirling about Pep Guardiola's potential departure from Manchester City, with whispers suggesting he might not finish the season. As City struggles on the pitch, fans are questioning whether Guardiola can turn things around.

After a dismal performance in a recent match against Tottenham, questions regarding Guardiola's tactics and stress levels emerged. The City manager, notorious for his passion, has recently faced mounting pressure that some believe could lead him to announce his exit.

Meanwhile, Arsenal's Mikel Arteta is facing scrutiny as well. With the signing of Eberechi Eze, many are starting to view Arteta as the new 'weak link' in the Gunners' ranks. Fans are curious if he has truly improved his coaching abilities over the summer, as rumors suggest young talent Ethan Nwaneri was hesitant to sign a new deal, fearing a lack of playing time.

The pressure is also mounting on Chelsea's Graham Potter following a humiliating 5-1 loss, leading many to believe he may be out of a job by the end of the month. As West Ham finds itself struggling at the bottom of the table, fans are left wondering if these clubs can recover.

Amidst this chaos, Arsenal is gaining attention for its entertaining gameplay, reminiscent of the legendary Crazy Gang of the late '80s and early '90s. Arteta seems to be reviving a more chaotic style that prioritizes direct attacking football, leaving some fans feeling nostalgic.

With significant investments in players, Arsenal's ambition to reclaim glory contrasts sharply with Manchester City's recent stagnation. This season promises to be filled with dramatic shifts as clubs scramble to find their footing and rediscover their winning ways.

As the season unfolds, will we see Guardiola make a shocking exit? Can Arteta elevate Arsenal beyond mere nostalgia? The drama is far from over!