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Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has suggested that the club need to see players leave before they make any more signings. The Gunners have signed Gabriel Jesus and Oleksandr Zinchenko from Manchester City, as well as Matt Turner, Marquinhos and Fabio Vieira.
Mikel Arteta has revealed the advice Pep Guardiola gave him that has helped him lead a rebuild as Arsenal manager.
Mikel Arteta has backed the contagious mentality of Gabriel Jesus to help Arsenal have a successful season.
Mikel Arteta tempered expectations before Friday's Premier League opener at Crystal Palace, saying the Brazilian striker still needs time to settle in. Jesus netted seven times in five games during pre-season after joining Arsenal from Manchester City, where he scored 95 goals in 236 appearances in all competitions and played an important role in their four Premier League-winning campaigns. "The role that Gabi has here is going to be very different to the role in his previous club.
Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta says the club are ‘really active’ in the transfer market ‘everything is still open’.
Manchester United legend Gary Neville has revealed his concerns over Arsenal’s squad and ‘inexperienced’ manager Mikel Arteta ahead of the new season.
Mikel Arteta is extremely intense. That much becomes pretty clear, pretty quickly during the early episodes of All or Nothing: Arsenal – Amazon’s fly‑on‑the-wall documentary of the club’s 2021‑22 season. His team talks are life and death: opponents are there to be killed, expletives screeched. “Whatever happens I don’t want one fucking player complaining, one fucking player walking,” he demands from the Emirates Stadium changing room at half‑time, before sending the team back out to face Chelsea.
Every loss Arsenal suffered last season carried a little extra weight. The Gunners were on the losing side 13 times – their joint-most in a Premier League campaign – and after each of those defeats there was a recurring theme: rival fans reacted with added glee knowing the anguish they had inflicted would have to be relived, while Arsenal supporters made a mental note of another episode of All or Nothing they would have to fast-forward or watch through gritted teeth.