Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang has revealed Arsenal aren't scoring enough, but still believes they can achieve their goals.
The talismanic Gabonese striker has struggled in front of goal this season, only scoring twice in the league and four times in eleven games across all competitions.
Only bottom-four sides West Bromwich Albion (6), Burnley (4) and Sheffield United (4) have scored fewer in the Premier League, and Aubameyang aware Arsenal need to start firing.
He told Afrique Sport: ‘’The biggest problem the club is facing right now is the lack of goals, but the manager and the rest of the players are trying to overcome this problem.
‘'We have the players that will take us to the level we want to get to.'’
But the 31-year-old's woes this season have only been exacerbated by his team-mates' profligacy in attacking areas.
Forwards Alexandre Lacazette, Eddie Nketiah, Willian, Nicolas Pepe and Reiss Nelson have only scored five league goals between them so far this season, while the promising Gabriel Martinelli has been out injured.
SEE ALSO | Alex Iwobi Profile: The All That There Is To Know
Mikel Arteta's side takes on Molde in Europa League Group B before hosting Wolves on Sunday.
This article was most recently revised and updated 4 years ago
