Gabby Agbonlahor has claimed Arsenal can have no complaints about fixture lists after organisers served up a festive treat.

The reigning Premier League champions and current leaders will play nine consecutive matches in London during December and January.

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Mikel Arteta's men have already played away at Villa Park, Anfield, the Amex and even the Allianz Arena during a tricky start to the season.

However, Arsenal's fixtures flip into a highly favourable run during what is typically the toughest part of any Premier League campaign.

And talkSPORT's Agbonlahor claimed that he doesn't want to hear any complaints from anyone within the club about the schedule.

Declan Rice pulled out of the England squad in September over load management concerns, having confirmed during the World Cup that he'd been battling nerve pain in his hamstring since December.

Arsenal's fixtures in December

"It is non-stop," Agbonlahor admitted to Alan Brazil on Breakfast.

"But when you've got a squad like Arsenal, I don't wanna hear no moaning; they've got so many players they can rotate, and he's moaning about fixtures and stuff.

"Here's Arsenal's fixtures in December: Brentford away, Spurs away, Real Madrid at home, Bournemouth at home, Man United at home, Palace away, Fulham away, all in London; they don't play out of London in December.

"So shut up and stop moaning; you've spent a billion pounds, you've got one of the best squads in world football.

"Your squad's that good you had to send [Ethan] Nwaneri out on loan because he couldn't get into the squad of players.

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Agbonlahor continued on talkSPORT: "Stop moaning; you've got enough players for your positions that you've got.

"It's football; they've got 25, 26 top international players, get on with it. What about the teams that have got 19, 20 players? Come on!"

Arsenal don't play outside of London after a trip to Newcastle on November 21 for nearly two whole months.

Their run of 12 matches in the capital across league and Europe finally comes to an end away to Hull City on January 16.

By that time, the Gunners could be flying towards claiming back-to-back titles, with Agbonlahor declaring the title race is already over.

"Arsenal have conceded five goals. Three of those were against Brighton. They're fantastic defensively.

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"Liverpool didn't have a shot on target. So defensively, Arsenal are the best in the league by a country mile.

"That's what will win them the Premier League. I look at Manchester City.

"[Gianluigi] Donnarumma - I don't know what's happened to him. PSG have made the right decision on him.

"I look at [Matheus] Nunes. He's not a right back; he's filling in there. You can tell when you watch him. His positioning isn't right at times."