Having Emirate cup is another confirmination that Arsenal is ready to battle in the Champions League but at what expenses did that cost Arsenal. Today, I observed that Gabriel jesus was absent even on the bench, till I later realised that he has a knee injury from their last match with Barcelona, it is not a good signed from Gabriel but Nketiah did a good justice by equalizing the goal for Arsenal which made them draw until the last minute of the match before they proceeded to penalty and Arsenal as become 7th time Emirate cup winners.
It will exhusting for Arteta for the continue injury of Jesus, had it been Nketiah was not on ground, it will be a heavy task for Arsenal to play well just that I think its when Gabriel Jesus is not around Arteta use Nketiah and he never failed to disappoint. If Jesus career is going to continues in this dimension, the earliar they sell him for any club that want him so they can invest the money on another striker, they have now qualified for the Champions league which means there is more work to be done unlike when they use to play only the Premier league.
Of course, Arsenal should be quite ready for any competition next season regardless of their success or failure to win the Emirates Cup. I don't think it's a title that was really expected, but still winning the Emirates title is something special for a player.
Arsenal will fight hard in the Premier League and Champions League next season. Arteta is ready to do everything to prepare the quality of his team well, but regarding mentality, I think I have to agree that Arsenal are still not fully expected to win the Premier League and Champions League titles next season. I believe Manchester City to be the best contestants of the Premier League, but Arsenal also have a chance to qualify for a higher stage than just the group stage.