He Mikel Arteta’s Arsenal He stalked the City of Manchester and remains on the verge of winning the Premier League. At 23-24 two points separated the Gunners from glory, and at 22-23 there were five, but in reality it hurt more because they were leaders for 90% of the championship and a bad last stretch made leave them with a bitter taste. .
To compete with the hegemony of City of Pep Guardiola One of the big keys is the reinforcements in the summer market, which cost a very high amount for players like this Declan Rice, Gabriel Jesus or Havertz. A transfer policy expected to continue this summer, but Arteta in an interview with the club’s media warned that this would not be the case.
“It was a very different summer, everything was a bit slow. The market and the new rules made the clubs more aware, it was a little more delicate to do business. We adapted to that, like we still follow and improve.”
Arsenal, psyched to win the Premier League
In a wide-ranging interview for the club, Arteta acknowledged the difficulty of having two good seasons without getting the prize they were looking for, but also the learning this is for the future. ”“We know the demands of the league and the competition we face,” he began, “so all the work we do is to find ways to improve and see where the margins are for our improvement. That pain (from last season) is still there and I think it should continue there, but after studying the whole season with all the staff, the team did a lot and maybe in any other context we won the Premier League and that was a big leap. But not enough.”
“The first thing you have to do is believe. We have to believe we are good enough to do this and I feel that belief. The club is very hungry and we want more.” Mentality is a key aspect and we have it. We have done this across the club, not just in football or the men’s first team, but also in our academy and women’s performance. The environment that we and our followers have created is different: a different hunger.”
Source: La Verdad
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