That is the view of club legend Thierry Henry, who believes manager Arsene Wenger does not possess a good enough stopper.
Arsenal have gone through the season with Wojciech Szczesny and David Ospina vying for the number one jersey - although neither has proven reliable enough to maintain their place between the sticks.
Meanwhile, Arsenal's main rivals - Manchester United, Chelsea and Manchester City - all have clear first-choice stoppers.
As do the biggest clubs in Europe and Henry insists Wenger must sort out his goalkeeper this summer.
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He told Sky Sports: “If you take the goalkeepers, for example, at Bayern Munch, Chelsea, Manchester United and a lot of other teams.
“You need that type of player, you need that competitiveness within the group and you need great players.
"In order to win the league that has to happen.”
Arsenal have not won the English championship since 2004, when German stopper Jens Lehmann conceded just 26 league goals across the season.
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