Arteta stated that he does not believe the team is nearing its full potential, indicating that there is still significant progress to be made. He emphasized that the primary focus should be on striving to be the best version of themselves and fully realizing their potential, as external factors are beyond their control. He questioned whether he could consistently perform at his best for the benefit of the team in various situations. He concluded that if they can achieve this, they will be a formidable team, although their success will also depend on the performance of others. He expressed his belief that the league will be exceptionally competitive.
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The recent supremacy of the club has unfolded against the backdrop of 115 charges from the Premier League looming over them. This ongoing case is expected to reach a resolution before the season concludes; however, Arteta chose not to comment on the matter. \\\"It is unrelated to us,\\\" Arteta asserted.
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The Arsenal manager was more open regarding areas for improvement as they prepare for Saturday's match against Wolves. Bayer Leverkusen's head coach, Xabi Alonso, referred to Arteta as a \\\"competitive animal\\\" following a recent pre-season friendly. Arteta responded with amusement, stating,
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\\\"Indeed, I embrace it. In everything I undertake, I strive to win and perform to the best of my abilities. I find greater happiness afterward and feel a sense of fulfillment. If I fall short, I endeavor to learn from the experience and implement strategies that will bring me closer to success.
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That is my approach. If I perceive no possibilities for improvement and conclude that I cannot extract any further potential, perhaps one day I will reassess, but currently, I do not view it that way at all. I am the first to acknowledge this. I believe there is significant room for growth.
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Reflecting on my past actions, my current practices, and how I perceive and manage various situations, I recognize that I have much to improve upon.\\\"
Arsenal have pushed Manchester City all the way during the last two campaigns.
Mikel Arteta issued a caution to Manchester City, emphasizing that Arsenal has not yet reached their full potential. In the previous two seasons, Arsenal has challenged City significantly, narrowly missing the title by a mere two points last year. The Gunners achieved a record number of victories in the Premier League, secured the club's second-highest points total, and set several other records. Despite these accomplishments, the team has not claimed a league title in 20 years. However, Arteta believes there is substantial room for development within a squad that has been strengthened by the recent addition of Riccardo Calafiori and the return to health of Jurrien Timber.
Arteta stated that he does not believe the team is nearing its full potential, indicating that there is still significant progress to be made. He emphasized that the primary focus should be on striving to be the best version of themselves and fully realizing their potential, as external factors are beyond their control. He questioned whether he could consistently perform at his best for the benefit of the team in various situations. He concluded that if they can achieve this, they will be a formidable team, although their success will also depend on the performance of others. He expressed his belief that the league will be exceptionally competitive.
Arteta would not be drawn on the 115 charges hanging over Manchester City (Martin Rickett/PA)
The recent supremacy of the club has unfolded against the backdrop of 115 charges from the Premier League looming over them. This ongoing case is expected to reach a resolution before the season concludes; however, Arteta chose not to comment on the matter. "It is unrelated to us," Arteta asserted.
The Arsenal manager was more open regarding areas for improvement as they prepare for Saturday's match against Wolves. Bayer Leverkusen's head coach, Xabi Alonso, referred to Arteta as a "competitive animal" following a recent pre-season friendly. Arteta responded with amusement, stating,
"Indeed, I embrace it. In everything I undertake, I strive to win and perform to the best of my abilities. I find greater happiness afterward and feel a sense of fulfillment. If I fall short, I endeavor to learn from the experience and implement strategies that will bring me closer to success.
That is my approach. If I perceive no possibilities for improvement and conclude that I cannot extract any further potential, perhaps one day I will reassess, but currently, I do not view it that way at all. I am the first to acknowledge this. I believe there is significant room for growth.
Reflecting on my past actions, my current practices, and how I perceive and manage various situations, I recognize that I have much to improve upon."
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