After leaving AC Milan to join Chelsea, Italian manager Carlo Ancelotti wasted no time to make an impact with the Blues, easing into the Champions League knockout stage and leading the Premiership.

Speaking of how the season could unfold, the 50-year old declared that Arsenal lack experience as they are still missing the departure of Mathieu Flamini and Alex Hleb.

He told The Daily Mail:

I see a very balanced and uncertain tournament. Besides Liverpool, all the top teams are in the contention. From the group winners, all the teams are difficult.

The only one that has less experience is Arsenal, a very young side. They have lost several key players with respect to when they eliminated Milan two years ago in the last 16.

In midfield there’s always (Cesc) Fabregas, but Flamini and Hleb left the club and those were two big losses.