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One of the shareholders of London's Arsenal, Alisher Usmanov, once again criticized the club's policy of selling their best footballers.
The "Gunners" have not won any significant trophies since 2005 and recently let Alex Song and Robin van Persie go to other teams.
"It doesn't matter that Arsenal is managed by a coach gifted with special talent, Arsene Wenger. Now they are buying average players to fill the spots left by the departing stars. Of course, fans are unhappy with such actions," - lamented the Uzbek who owns 30% of the shares.
"Wenger is a true hero, as he always manages to find a way out, and the team still plays beautiful football," - observed Usmanov.
