'An Arsenal player has been called the worst performer of the season in the Premier League.'

Arsenal's new players have been receiving a lot of criticism lately. One of their summer signings, Raheem Sterling, has been labeled as the 'flop of the season' in the Premier League due to his underwhelming performance at the Emirates. This came as a surprise to many, as Sterling had previously been playing for Chelsea and had even won four league titles in seven seasons at Manchester City.

Sterling's move to Arsenal was unexpected, as he had been banished by his new boss, Enzo Maresca. The 29-year-old forward was given a chance to revive his career under Mikel Arteta at Arsenal, with hopes of reclaiming his spot in the England national team. However, his first few months at the club have not gone as planned. He has only scored one goal in a Carabao Cup match against Bolton Wanderers and has started in just two league games. He was even left on the bench in recent defeats against Newcastle and Inter Milan.

According to former Liverpool striker Stan Collymore, Sterling's performance has been a major disappointment. He had promised to give his best work at Arsenal, but so far, he has not lived up to expectations. Collymore believes that as an experienced player, Sterling was expected to bring a higher level of energy to the dressing room, but that has not been the case.

Collymore also expressed his disappointment with another summer signing, Italian defender Riccardo Calafiori. Although he scored an impressive goal in his first start against City, he has not been seen since due to an injury. Collymore believes that Arsenal's £42 million investment in Calafiori has been underwhelming so far, as he was expected to be a key player for the team.

In addition to these signings, Collymore also believes that Arsenal may come to regret selling academy graduate Emile Smith Rowe, who joined Fulham this summer. He has been performing well for his new club and could have been a valuable asset for Arsenal, especially in light of Martin Ødegaard's recent injury.

Overall, Collymore believes that Arsenal's summer signings have not lived up to expectations and that the team may have made some questionable decisions in terms of player transfers. Only time will tell if these players can turn their performances around and prove the doubters wrong.

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