The #WengerOut brigade already have a reason to be furious this summer

After all the banners, protests and ArsenalFan TV meltdowns, Arsene Wenger stayed put.

Over recent seasons, there's been a growing feeling amongst some Arsenal supporters that the club simply hasn't been progressing under the Frenchman. While they might have ended the season with their third FA Cup in four seasons, many of the club's supporters expected him to be replaced as manager after he failed to secure Champions League qualification for the first time in his 21-year stint in North London. This didn't happen. Instead, Wenger penned a two-year deal to remain at The Emirates. Now, with Arsenal not set to play any meaningful football until August, some of the Wenger Out brigade have found another reason to take a swipe at the manager. It comes thanks to Serge Gnabry, the man pictured below. Gnabry, 21, was on Arsenal's books for four years as a youngster. His chances in the first team were limited, and after an unsuccessful loan spell at West Bromwich Albion in 2015/16, the Stuttgart-born winger was allowed to return to his native Germany. Although Wenger wanted to extend Gnabry's contract at The Emirates, he signed for Werder Bremen last summer. Now, not even a year on from his move back to Germany, he's on the move again - this time to the country's most successful club. https://twitter.com/FCBayern/status/873868609084424192 Yep, after activating a release clause in his contract at Werder Bremen, Gnabry's now been signed by German champions, Bayern Munich - the team that dumped Arsenal out of last season's Champions League. Now, conveniently overlooking the fact that Gnabry wanted to move back to Germany, many have greeted news of his move to one of the biggest clubs on the continent by criticising Wenger. https://twitter.com/Roodz_1213/status/873893067132198914 https://twitter.com/oliskyz/status/873902114136784896 https://twitter.com/OrikAFC/status/873910711050752000 https://twitter.com/mhmdzhl/status/873912146500898817 https://twitter.com/supernova4ever1/status/873888893602541568 https://twitter.com/MattyLouthAFC/status/873884504536088576 https://twitter.com/paulmiki92/status/873880935980314624 Still, not every Arsenal fan was angry at the news. In fact some were seeing it as a stroke of genius by their manager as he looked to prevent Bayern from making a move for Alexis Sanchez. https://twitter.com/TheLankyGooner/status/873896897949429760 Perhaps they're right... https://twitter.com/SportsJOE_UK/status/873539592380698624