Quote from: Lidger on June 27, 2024, 06:43:25 PM

Quote from: Popkon6 on June 26, 2024, 11:24:05 PM

Quote from: legendbtc on June 26, 2024, 11:02:59 PM

Yes, of course, it will be very difficult because big teams always prepare and bring in excellent recruits. For Arsenal, just like last season, they should set specific goals in the Champions League or Premier League. I understand that the current position and strength of the team are not at the level of the illusion of being able to hold all titles even though in theory, that is still within reach. Arsenal is currently lacking a real goalscoring striker, they need to add one in this summer transfer window. Arteta's tactical innovations have led to Arsenal's recent successes. And if Arteta can continue to innovate and think of new ways to beat teams, there's no reason why the Gunners can't win this season.

The condition of the current Arsenal team is very deplorable, because the current Arsenal team is not performing well due to the lack of strikers. Because the attacking department is strong enough but the striker's finishing is lacking, due to which the Arsenal team had to face a tough test this season. But if they want to try to win the title again this season, a striker is definitely needed in the attacking department. However, I found that Arsenal's defense is very strong and they can counter any attack, a striker must be taken care of.

Although Arsenal have a number of strikers, their club's main problem is the lack of a quality finisher as well as injury problems. Every season we see players in their club's starting XI getting injured. From the start to the end of the season, they can move forward according to their plan, but when the club is plagued with multiple injury problems, they can't move forward according to their plan. I would say keeping their backup players would be a much more necessary decision. If the club has a backup player, then if an important player is unable to play due to injury, that backup player can play in place of that player later and this is definitely a big advantage for the team. Since they have come so close to winning the title in the last two seasons, they will at least think about these things this season and plan accordingly.

Arsenal as forwards, but they don't have champions league experience, and I'm convinced that is why they fail whenever they are in the competition. They don't last in the UCL. Artete must address the issue in order to strengthen the team in the UCL next season, because if Arsenal continues to lose in the competition, they will begin to consider how to sack Artete and bring in a new manager, which is why, like Chelsea's president, any clubs that fuck up are sacked and replaced. Even last season, Pochettino tried after the season ended to make Chelsea qualify for the Europa League the next season, But they still sacked him because they spent too much money in transfer windows but didn't achieve anything with him. I believe that is why they told him to leave the team and see how the new coach performs with them, or Chelsea will get the opportunity next season to qualify for the Champions League after the season ends.