Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta expressed his regret that despite his team's consistent performance in recent years, they have yet to secure major silverware. He believes the points accumulated and results achieved should have been rewarded with championship titles. This is reported by Goal.com .
In an interview with Sky Sports, the Spanish tactician emphasized that the team's development path is correct. Arteta acknowledged that the work done over the last four years, the number of victories, and the consistency have brought Arsenal closer to winning the Premier League and the Champions League, but they have lacked luck at the decisive moments.
The team's chances in the title race have been complicated by defensive injuries. The long-term absence of Jurrien Timber and issues surrounding Ben White are forcing the manager to be flexible with the squad. Arteta added that in the crucial phase of the season, the team must show its best football despite any difficulties.
The coach believes that the hunger for victory from the club's management, fans, and players will eventually pay off. According to him, in the competitive environment of English football, winning a trophy requires not only skill but also adaptability and resilience.
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