The iconic ex-attacker has expressed his confusion at the state of his former club after the north Londoners fell to a third consecutive defeat to Swansea on Wednesday
'What's going on with Arsenal?' is a question many Gunners fans will be asking themselves this week after seeing their side fall further behind in the Premier League title race.
And now those enquiring voices have been echoed by ex-striker Nwankwo Kanu, who took to social media to show his support for Arsene Wenger's side as they look to recover ground in the domestic showdown.
Following the crushing blow of a 2-1 home defeat to Swansea on Wednesday, the north Londoners now trail leaders Leicester City by six points, forcing Kanu - who played almost 200 games for Arsenal - to search for answers from his Twitter followers.
"What is going on with Arsenal and can someone tell me?" the former Nigeria international captain asked.
"Come on boys this is [the] time to show character and believe and start winning, we Kan do it".
Kanu was part of the Arsenal 'invincibles' team that lifted the Premier League title back in 2003-04, the club's last domestic triumph. How Wenger could do with a man of that calibre as an attacking option right now...
- Goal