Mikel Arteta has admitted that Arsenal should already have won major trophies following the club’s strong performances over the last few seasons.
The Arsenal manager reflected on the team’s development following another strong Premier League challenge and competition among Europe’s elite. Even with regular results and better performances under Arteta, the North London team is still looking for large trophies.
The News Chronicle reports that Arteta acknowledged the frustration surrounding Arsenal’s recent near misses but insisted the club’s growth has created belief that success is getting closer.
He thinks the team should have been rewarded more in recent years based on its consistency, points obtained, and general growth.
The Spanish coach further cited injuries among the team as one of the main obstacles impacting Arsenal’s campaign. Due to defensive setbacks involving important players, the club has had to change its strategy at a pivotal point in the season.
In the pursuit of trophies, particularly in English football where competition is fierce, Arteta emphasized that flexibility and resiliency continue to be essential.
Arsenal are now totally focused on their following league match as they strive to maintain their title chances alive, therefore pursuing European success as well.
