Viktor Gyokeres has scored three Premier League goals this season(Image: Getty Images)

Paul Scholes has admitted he has not been impressed with Arsenal's offensive play this season after the Gunners recorded another narrow Premier League win at the weekend over Crystal Palace.

Eberechi Eze's goal against his former team was the only difference between the two sides as Mikel Arteta's men moved four points clear at the top of the Premier League standings. The win was their eighth straight victory in all competitions.

However, despite entering the fourth month of the 2025/26 season in perfect form, question marks have emerged over Arsenal's quality in the final third. Arteta's men have scored more than two goals in just three games and have won by a single goal four times.

After scoring five goals in his first 13 games for the club, Gyokeres has been the subject of criticism from some for failing to deliver consistent goals following his initial £55 million move from Sporting CP.

Over a week ago, Gary Lineker insisted the striker must "start scoring" if Arsenal were to end their 21-year wait to...