Saliba urges "Arsenal" to give their all for the title

Arsenal defender William Saliba has issued a rallying cry to his teammates, urging them to give their absolute maximum as the Premier League title race enters its final, decisive stage. Following recent setbacks that saw the Gunners slip behind Manchester City on goal difference, the Frenchman emphasized the need for total commitment to avoid repeating the mistakes of previous seasons. Saliba stressed that the squad must be prepared to "die on the pitch" over the remaining five weeks to finally secure the club's first league title since 2004.
"Arsenal" defender William Saliba has warned his teammates that the title race in the English Premier League has entered its decisive phase. The French footballer stressed that, after a string of defeats, the team must give their all. According to him, in order not to repeat last season's mistake, the London club must show maximum dedication in every match. Goal.com reports.
Mikel Arteta's side, having let chances slip in matches against "Bournemouth" and "Man City", have dropped to second place in the league standings. Currently, the "citizens" lead on goal difference. After the traditional April dip, the "Gunners" will face "Newcastle" in the next round in order to keep the title hope alive.

In an interview with the club's official website, Saliba urged his teammates to give everything on the pitch. "We have to stay calm and die on the pitch, because now is the time. The fans, the team and the staff — we all have to unite. Once the season is over, it will be too late; everything must be decided now," the defender said.
The fact that "Arsenal" have not been able to win the Premier League since 2004 has also turned into personal motivation for Saliba. The footballer, who has twice finished second in England, this time believes in winning gold medals. According to him, the team is ready for the psychological pressure and, in the remaining five weeks, has no right to make mistakes if they are to make their dreams come true.






















Comments 0
…