“Forget about Liverpool, they are making noise as usual, Only Arsenal have the advantage to beat us and win Premier League this season and here is why…”: Pep Gaurdiorla says Only Arsenal have what it takes to beat Man City and win Premier League this season, reveals the crucial reasons

Is it possible for Arsenal to secure all of the major trophies in a single season?
The instant Mikel Arteta assumed control in December 2019, Arsenal experienced a significant increase in performance and began to progress significantly. It is undeniable that the reconstruction process under the leadership of Arteta and Edu ultimately transformed them into a formidable force, following a difficult period.

Nevertheless, Mikel Arteta and this group of players have yet to be able to secure a significant trophy.

He was able to secure the FA Cup in his inaugural season, despite the fact that his season was disrupted by Covid-19. Arteta has since won two Community Shields, but Arsenal has finished second twice in the Premier League, qualifying for the UCL in back-to-back seasons after missing out for six seasons.

The overall points total under Arteta has experienced a significant increase, rising from 56 points in the 2019-20 season to 61 points in 2020-21, 69 points in 2021-22, 84 points in 2022-23, and 89 points last season. Is it possible that we will receive even more this season?

Since last season, Arsenal’s most noteworthy asset has been its defence. Arsenal has the potential to defend their way to winning titles with the addition of new signing Calafiori, as well as Gabriel, Saliba, White, Timber, Tomiyasu, and others. As the saying goes, “Defence wins you titles, but attack wins you games.”

Arsenal has scored 453 goals and conceded 246 in 232 games across all competitions under Arteta as of August 2024. In the Premier League alone, they have scored more than 250 goals.

Arsenal appears to be on the brink of a genuine title challenge this season, given the strong momentum they have established through their defensive record and consistent offensive performance.

Of course, it is true that “Defence wins you titles, but attack wins you games.”