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This time around is going to very difficult for them, to achieve what they did last season, I would even call a lucky strike for them and their true strength surfaced at the end part of the season and they were not capable enough to cope with pressure in the league and lost the title after being until of the league so many months.

Seeing how Arsenal's season went and almost won a trophy, of course this is a strong benchmark for Arteta to be more confident that next season they still have this opportunity. It's just that Man City certainly doesn't stay silent, Pep Guardiola's consistency is difficult to break, so it demands that Arteta be able to get out of pressure at the end of a season which is always disastrous. Having a balanced tier 2 squad is the main thing to maintain game stability. It won't be easy for Arteta to do that, but with the remaining time they have, hopefully Asenal can put it to good use.

It is necessary for Arsenal to plan for the future as they evaluate their recent season. It is urgent to find a substitute player of equivalent calibre which calls for diligent scouting and research. Additionally in order to avoid player fatigue and ensuing injuries the coach must be cautious when rotating players. Their ability to keep their team young and motivated will be necessary to their success. The player recognised the seriousness of their setback because they lost concentration and were injured near the end of the previous season. They are so motivated to prevent a similar situation from occurring again. As they work to regain their momentum and compete for trophies once more Their group resolve and focus will be crucial to their preparation going forward.