Arsenal and Arteta Are Not Satisfied With the Premier League; They Want More Trophies and Titles

Arsenal celebrates the Premier but doesn't lower the bar; they want to keep adding titles and glory

High demand as a banner

Mikel Arteta made it clear that the Premier League title, achieved after 22 years of waiting, is not enough for a club that seeks to establish itself in another dimension. "Excellence has to be our standard, and that should drive us to tackle the future," stated the Basque coach in an interview with the club's official website. The coach emphasized that discipline, positive energy, and daily ambition are key to maintaining the level and aspiring to more achievements.

A historic team

The previous campaign was unforgettable for the 'gunners' in addition to lifting the English league, they reached the finals of the Champions and EFL Cup, although they fell to PSG and Manchester City. Arsenal also set unprecedented records by becoming the first team in Premier League history to not receive penalties or red cards throughout the entire season, and scored 19 corner goals, an absolute record in the competition. Arteta highlighted that his players returned "better than ever" and that the established work culture is the foundation for continued growth.

The immediate future

The challenge now is to defend the crown and add new titles. The preseason includes matches against Girona, Betis, Borussia Dortmund, and Como, before facing Enzo Maresca's City in the Community Shield on August 16. Five days later, Arsenal will begin their Premier League defense by hosting Coventry City, the newly crowned Championship champion. Arteta sums it up clearly: "If we maintain ambition and standards every day, in May we will be in a very strong position." The message is clear, the Premier was just the beginning.