With Mikel Arteta and Arsenal already looking for another goalkeeper to provide worthy back-up to Bernd Leno, it's safe to say that Alex Runarsson has endured a horror four months at the club.
After the Gunners let Emiliano Martinez leave for Aston Villa last summer, Arsenal brought in Runarsson from Dijon as his replacement - but there were immediate question marks surrounding his arrival after failing to convince in Ligue 1.
And since his arrival, those doubts have been confirmed, producing nervy displays and showing a lack of authority between the posts - including a nightmare performance in the Carabao Cup defeat to Manchester City last month.