Former Arsenal manager George Graham said if Arsene Wenger continue to follow Barcelona’s foot steps, they are unlikely to get a silver wear.

Arsenals have stayed five years without a trophy with Wenger claiming that he is building the team.

"Arsenal have a major problem in the big games and are being beaten comprehensively by their main rivals,” he said in The Sun.

"Arsene Wenger is a great believer in total football. He loves the way Barcelona play and I think he wants Arsenal to evolve that way. But there is a big question mark over whether you could ever do that in English football.

"When Arsene came to Arsenal he had great success based around players with technique, athleticism, power, intensity and aggression. So the question I'd love to ask him now is, 'Why have you changed that philosophy?'

"Looking at United's back four last Sunday, I thought Arsenal had a real chance of beating them. But, boy, was I wrong. Arsenal just didn't have the same intensity as United.

"In all their recent games against United and Chelsea, Arsenal have been beaten comprehensively. It's not a one-off. It's been happening regularly."

Graham further said that Wenger is depending on the performance but not results and he urged if Wenger would have seen other side, which is going wrong.

He said: "Everyone loves to watch Arsenal because they pass the ball quicker and better than any other team. But if Arsene has got a Plan B for when things are going wrong, I can't see it.

"When I was the Arsenal manager I said, 'We will take some criticism but I will give you trophies'. Arsene's priority isn't winning trophies, it is the way they play."

The 65-year-old also said that his fear is on star players who will one day might think of seeking employment elsewhere due to the lacking of the trophies.

"Arsenal have played wonderful football for the last four years but they haven't won anything - that's when some players will become restless," Graham said.

"Cesc Fabregas knows he could go to Barcelona and would be virtually guaranteed to win trophies. That is what the boy has to think about."

Arsenal were booted out in the FA Cup and Curling Cup and they are third position in Premier League.