Former Gunners captain David O’Leary reckons Arsene Wenger will quit Arsenal if the Frenchman feels he has done all he can for the club, according to talkSPORT.

O’Leary, who made 722 appearances for Arsenal – a club record, believes Wenger is under serious pressure to deliver the goods this season, having gone six years without capturing any form of silverware and losing his most influential players in Cesc Fabregas to Barcelona and Samir Nasri, who is likely to seal a deal to Manchester City in a matter of hours, in a matter of weeks. The former Gunner also believes that should Arsenal fail to progress to the Champions League group stages, many of the clubs fans who have been calling for Wenger’s head will grow even louder.

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O’Leary told talkSPORT earlier this week: ‘I do fear for them in Italy and I hope I’m proved wrong because they are liable to concede goals. They are liable to score goals too because of the attractive way they play but they give you chances. They are a team that says: ‘we can play and play really well’, but they also say to the other team: ‘you can go and play as well’, and I think that is why teams like playing against them, it’s like a basketball match, end to end stuff.’ ‘I never think Arsene will get the sack, I think he will only leave if he thinks he has done enough or he will only go when he thinks he is going down a cul-de-sac that he thinks he can’t get out of.’ ‘I don’t think he is a quitter but I don’t think he has ever been in this position in his football life.’