- Arsenal chiefs are keen to afford Unai Emery at the helm of affairs
- This is despite the club recording a string of poor results in recent weeks
- The Gunners currently sit fifth on the standings with 16 points
Arsenal reportedly have no intention of sacking Unai Emery as manager despite the club's recent Premier League slump.
The Gunners failed to return to winning ways on Sunday, October 27, surrendering a two-goal lead to draw 2-2 against London rivals, Crystal Palace.
The draw came just days after the north London side's 1-0 shock defeat against Sheffield United which saw them miss out on a golden chance to break into the top four.
The Emirates dwellers had a decent summer transfer window, with the likes of Dani Ceballos, Nicolas Pepe and Kieran Tierney joining the fray.
But the signings have had little impact on Arsenal's performances, with a section of fans asserting the club is not heading to the right direction post-Arsene Wenger era.
So impatient some of them have grown that they are demanding for the sacking of Emery who is months-old in the job.
However, according to a report by Express UK citing The Athletic, Arsenal's hierarchy is ready to afford the tactician some patience before making a decision on his future.
Emery is likely to be given until the end of the season, at least, to get back on track, after which a decision over his future will be made.
