Which Players Do You Think from Arsenal Could Make United and Chelsea?

After their dismal performance against rivals Manchester United, Arsenal are struggling to keep up with the immense pace of the Premier League title race. Currently six points behind leaders Chelsea and four points behind second place United, third place Arsenal cannot afford to drop a point come the remainder of the season.

After their devastating 3-1 loss to Sir Alex Ferguson's side, fans and critics have been contemplating whether Arsenal are still up with United and Chelsea. Arsenal boast a talented squad, but how many of those players would make Chelsea and Manchester United's squad?

We'll start with the keepers.

Goalkeepers

Quite frankly this is Arsenal's weakest aspect, and honestly none of the Arsenal keepers, except maybe Wojciech Szczęsny in a few years, could be first choice keepers for United and Chelsea. First choice Manuel Almunia could make due as second string for the English giants; the same with second choice Lukasz Fabianski. Third choice Vito Mannone is undecided.

Defenders

United and Chelsea boast reliable defenders, and so does Arsenal. Chelsea's could probably be considered the most dominant, whilst United's have struggled with injury and consistency. 

The Arsenal back four is highly commendable. Bacary Sagna could easily make either United and Chelsea as first choice right back. The Frenchman is strong, reliable, and although his crosses have the tendency to be wayward, an able attacker. 

The center halves Thomas Vermaelen and William Gallas could make the squads but on a fully fit day would probably find themselves warming the bench. Gallas is a former Chelsea man, whilst Thomas Vermaelen is showing potential to become a ferocious defender. Sol Campbell and Mikael Silvestre are past their prime.

Left back Gael Clichy is a decent defender and attacker but can struggle with consistency. However, Manchester United boast Patrice Evra and Chelsea Ashley Cole; both are rated higher than Clichy. Youngster Kieran Gibbs does have the ability to become a top notch defender, and Armand Traore also shows potential.

Midfielders

All three giants hold very talented, aggressive, intelligent midfielders. Arsenal captain Cesc Fabregas could easily make any team in the world. The Spaniard is a phenomenal leader and player who can change a match in an instant. Abou Diaby was sought after by Chelsea before eventually choosing the Gunners. The Frenchman's recent form suggests he is capable of being a world class midfielder.

Alexandre Song is another player who has become one of the world's most ferocious defensive midfielders. Song has become a whole new player this season, but it is unlikely he would find a place in the Chelsea midfield with the likes of Lampard, Ballack, Essien, and Obi Mikel.

Denilson is currently struggling, and until the Brazilian can return to his form, it's hard to see how he can make top quality teams. Aaron Ramsey, the highly touted teenage, was sought after by a number of big name clubs like United but opted for the Emirates.

The Welshman has the potential to grace any top club. Samir Nasri is a delightful talent, and as soon as consistency kicks in, the former Marseille man will become a dangerous threat capable of making most big sides.

Tomas Rosicky is far too injury prone and old to be consider, but he does boast the talent. Youngsters Fran Merida, Craig Eastmond, and Jay Emmanuel Thomas would be unlikely.

Forwards

Each have tremendously fearsome front lines who score goals from all angles. Arsenal's main strike weapon, Robin van Persie, could probably make either side and would push hard to be the first choice striker.

Andrei Arshavin is another one who could probably make both squads but may struggle for constant playing time. If Theo Walcott stays fit and shows his obvious talent and pace, most clubs would pay big to have "Theo" on their side.

Nicklas Bendtner talks the talk but is yet to fully walk the walk. Similar to Walcott, if he begins to consistently show his raw talent, the lanky Dane is another who will be on most shopping lists.

Eduardo Da Silva could have once been considered, but since his awful injury in 2008, the Croatian is yet to be the same. All patiently wait.

Carlos Vela is a youngster with talent who is yet to receive a real opportunity from Wenger, which leaves most unsure. 

So who do you think from the Arsenal squad could make the United and Chelsea squads?