The Arsenal boss explained why his team remain title challengers after three seasons of successive second-place finished.

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta said he believes his side have the "right ingredients" to end their 21-year Premier League title hiatus.

It was a moment in April that should serve as a warning for Mikel Arteta this season. The Arsenal boss is about to get the No.9 the Gunners have needed for so long in Viktor Gyokeres.

SPORT host Adrian Durham insists ‘nobody believes’ Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta’s claim the Premier League could be won by as many as nine teams. Speaking on Tuesday in

Mikel Arteta reckons there are up to eight clubs ready to challenge for the Premier League title next season, feeling the division is getting ever more competitive. The Gunners have finished second in each of the last three seasons and are desperate to make that final step to title winners in the coming campaign.

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta is of the opinion the Gunners must continue to recruit before the transfer deadline if they are to compete at the top end of the Premier League table this coming season. It follows the North Londoners' acquisition of Martin Zubimendi,

MIKEL ARTETA believes there will be up to EIGHT teams challenging Arsenal for the title next season. The Gunners finished TEN points behind champions Liverpool last term – cementing a runners-up

Arsenal are not merely bolstering their attack this summer, they are reshaping its identity. With Viktor Gyokeres all but confirmed, attention has now shifted to Crystal Palace’s Eberechi Eze, a player who could redefine the creative axis of Mikel Arteta’s system.

The Gunners have made four signings already this window but are putting plans in place for more additions, with a new striker and center-back expected to be among the priorities

Mikel Arteta believes that Arsenal have the 'right ingredients' to win the Premier League title in the 2025-26 campaign as he claimed that as many as nine clubs will be competiting for the coveted trophy this year.