Former Arsenal skipper Tony Adams has continued his criticism of manager Arsene Wenger.

The Frenchman signed a two-year contract extension on Wednesday, and Adams believes he has put his legacy at risk by not walking away from his position.

"I believe this squad is not going to win the league in the next two years," said the four-time Premier League winner.

"It could possibly all crumble around him, and I think that would be very sad.

"I just think he's been the most successful Arsenal manager of all time. I don't want that spoiled and I see signs that he's incredibly addicted to football. I don't see that he's got a life outside of it.

"I just don't want him to go on too long and for it to crumble and end in tears, and all of us don't like Arsene. It would be so sad."