Mikel Arteta He says his players are free to say what they want, but then ask for caution Bukayo Saka Fall on their behalf First League Title chances.
It has been a strong start to the season for the Gunners, and they are yet to lose in the Premier League. UEFA Champions League Or the Carabao Cup.
The north London giants are tied with Manchester City and Brighton in the Championship, so they start this weekend in third place in the Premier League, but Saka is confident this is their season of glory.
After scoring the goal of a 2-0 victory over Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League, on the third day, the English striker made a loud statement in which he said that he really wants the Premier League title this season.
“I don't want to put a lot of pressure on us more than this year,” Saka told CBS Sports. “We've been close the last couple of years and we're getting closer. But Sim, I hope it's another year.
Arteta has made little warning about his captain's ambitious demands, but he still has a long way to go after just six games of the Premier League season.
If the technician says players can tell us what they want, it's not at the same address or in a short time.
'They are free to talk about things and express their feelings, and they believe that is the case, and best of all, because they believe that they are the first thing you need to achieve any dream or want to achieve in life. “, Arteta said.
“What I can say is that we have only played six games and we are very far away.
'Não (We do not falamos em ganhar o titel). We learn game by game, over two hours, what we ask of ourselves, what we do every day and how we can continue to improve and be the team we want to be.
“The rest will be concerned with whether we raise enough money to get to the end of the season, we have a chance of getting there.”
Arsenal are clearly the favorites to maintain their early-season immunity when they host Southampton at 3pm on Saturday.
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