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LONDON : Having flopped spectacularly last season, big-spending Chelsea go into the new campaign looking invigorated after a summer overhaul that has seen the arrival of experienced coach Mauricio Pochettino and a host of new faces.
Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta said he understands the challenge that awaits his team as they begin a new season against treble winners Manchester City in the Community Shield.
Arsenal hold an advantage heading into the Community Shield over Manchester City due to the treble winner's packed schedule during the final stretch of the last season, manager Pep Guardiola said on Friday.
Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta says Gabriel Jesus should return to action "soon" after the Brazil forward underwent knee surgery that will sideline him from the start of the Premier League season. Jesus had the surgery on Wednesday after experiencing discomfort in the same area that was operated on when he suffered a serious knee injury at the World Cup last year. Jesus spent three months on the sidelines before recovering in time for the final weeks of Arsenal's failed bid to win the Premier League. Having been absent for Wednesday's Emirates Cup friendly against Monaco, Jesus will miss the start of the new season, including Sunday's Community Shield clash with English champions Manchester City.
Arsenal are determined to fight for all trophies in the new season as the Premier League runners-up begin their 2023-24 campaign against treble winners Manchester City in the Community Shield, manager Mikel Arteta said on Friday (Aug 4).
Although football managers should expect pelters from supporters when describing a player returning from injury as 'like a new signing', Erik ten Hag might consider that cliché to be true in a few months' time at Manchester United.
LONDON: Arsenal cannot hide behind the "plucky underdogs" tag this season as heavy spending means they will be expected to be Manchester City's main Premier League title rivals again.
Mikel Arteta has challenged big-spending Arsenal to deliver a statement of intent ahead of the Premier League season when they face treble winners Manchester City in the Community Shield on Sunday. Arteta's side have their sights set on dethroning City as they look to avenge last season's painful collapse in the title race. Fuelled by a spending spree of more than 200 million pounds ($254 million) on England midfielder Declan Rice, Germany forward Kai Havertz and Dutch defender Jurrien Timber, Arsenal have an early opportunity to show they are equipped to end City's three-year reign as champions.