Alexis Sanchez's former Arsenal teammates made their feelings abundantly clear following his move to Manchester United in January, posting no goodbyes or well wishes on social media.
Although it was obvious he wasn't high-fiving everyone on the way into the training ground and inviting everyone over for FIFA Fridays, it looks like things were even worse than we thought.
Speaking on The Totally Football Show, journalist Raphael Honigstein divulged further details about quite how tense the dressing room was with the Chilean in it.
"I think that it's been under-reported just how badly the whole Arsenal dressing room hated Alexis Sanchez," he said.
He added, "They really felt that he was just playing up to the camera, doing all these things like, 'oh, I'm trying, but no-one else is, what am I doing here?' And then, quite tellingly, Wenger, he talked about this last year, at Arsenal, they put up stats inside the dressing room after every game, showing the amount of kilometres run, and Sanchez would regularly come out with the lowest by a big distance."
"The players would just absolutely go bananas at him playing to the camera. So, they really wanted to get rid of him. Whether they've improved as a team is a different story, but I think it is a happier dressing room."
A tough pill to swallow for Alexis, likely made even worse by the news United fans are already regretting buying him.
