‘We are unsatisfied and upset’ – Arteta on Arsenal season

Mikel Arteta expresses his disappointment and disappointment at Arsenal’s continued season without a significant trophy.

Following Sunday’s 1-0 win over Newcastle-Arnsford, the Gunners manager addressed the crowd at Emirates Stadium with a powerful and moving speech.

Arsenal will be able to compete in the Champions League next season if the outcome is achieved, but it has only been five years since the Gunners last won the FA Cup in 2020.

They were comfortably beaten by Liverpool to win the Premier League, were eliminated from the Champions League and Carabao Cup in the semi-finals, and were eliminated from the FA Cup in the third round.

Arteta proclaimed that he is ready to “give his life” to win an Arsenal trophy.

In his press conference, Arteta stated, “Liverpool have a trophy – we don’t have a trophy,” adding that the club has won one FA Cup since being appointed head coach in December.

“We are upset and unsatisfied. However, I believe our course is correct.

What I can say is, “I will do my very best to win a trophy,” and I will give it all to make the most of everyone present to squeeze the most out of them. “I will do my very best to win a trophy.”

When Arteta reached the field minutes after the final whistle to express appreciation to the fans who had backed this season, some fans had already left the stadium.

We had a dream that we could bring the big prizes to you guys, but many circumstances prevented us from doing it, he said.

We must ensure that our pursuit of a dream is transparent and that we continue to pursue it with joy and enthusiasm for the upcoming season.

“We need to start making our own history here at this stadium, where we started this campaign. There will be a lot more, and it won’t be simple. These players possess the ability.

We need to rest and finish in Southampton before taking a vacation.