Mikel Arteta’s Journey To Premier League Title



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Mikel Arteta has finally led Arsenal back to the Premier League title after 22 years. The young manager has had his share of ups and downs with the team, but over the course of several seasons, he has built Arsenal back up to become deserving Champions. This is his story.

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49 thoughts on “Mikel Arteta’s Journey To Premier League Title”

  1. crazy thing is that mikel and the team tend to get immediate bounce back after every lose, especially against city that hurts so much but after that game they are become more unstoppable.

  2. We don’t won the premier league with those players but let’s not forget them
    Many thanks Tomiyasu , Zinchenko , Jorginho , Xakha , Nelson , Smith-Rowe

  3. Arsenal during covid19, I was angry and wanted Arteta out. But luckily, we are not Chelsea, not MU, and Stan family knows how to rebuild a champion.
    Now we are not only a Champion, we are also always in the title race, every year, and another title will come, like City under Pep.
    COYG.

  4. Evra say Arsenal is like Netflix. Yet he forget, Netflix series sure have The Last Season. We done it! Arteta boys have done it! What a journey as Arsenal fans. Let's now focus on Champion League. COYG!

  5. I’m only 27, but I’ve been following Arsenal religiously since Özil joined. I was 14 at the time. I’ve witnessed it all since then. But when Arsène retired and Unai took over, I’ve seen better days. Unai destroyed us. He brought a loser mentality. He made other clubs look down on us before turning us into an actual mid-table club. But when Mikel joined, I just knew it would take some time. Remember, Pep was here too. I’m glad I stood by Mikel. He did not give up. He never gives up. And he beat his own mentor in his first career as a manager. He’s the first PL manager to win the title with the same club he last played for, and also the youngest (bar Jose). Is that not the most insane thing ever?

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