The North London club ended their 22 year wait for the Premier League title after finishing the season strongly and securing the championship with one game remaining. Arsenal had remained at the top of the table since October and maintained their consistency until the final stages of the campaign.
Arteta’s latest achievement marks a major turning point for the club, especially considering the difficult situation Arsenal found themselves in when he was appointed manager in December 2019. At the time, the club was struggling and far from competing for major honours.
The league success is now being seen as the reward for years of rebuilding, patience and steady progress under the Spanish coach. His leadership has transformed Arsenal into one of the strongest sides in English football once again.
Speaking after Arsenal lifted the trophy following their final outing at Crystal Palace, Arteta reflected on the emotional journey that led to the title victory.
According to him, Arsenal supporters had waited many years for a moment like this, adding that the difficult periods the team faced along the way now feel worthwhile because of the joy shared with the fans.
He praised the unity, commitment and courage shown by the players and everyone connected to the club throughout the season. Arteta also admitted there were moments of doubt during the journey, but expressed gratitude that the team eventually achieved its goal.
The Arsenal manager said winning the title brought him both happiness and relief after years of hard work and pressure.
