“They’re more familiar with this position. No side has ever won four consecutive Premier League titles but the track record they have is precious. If you’ve done it before, you understand defeat isn’t a disaster; you trust yourself and each other and draw upon your knowledge. If you’re new to it or less versed in it, hesitation can fester”.-Alan Shearer chooses the Premier League winner from Manchester City, Arsenal, and Liverpool.

Shearer’s perspective may cast doubt, but for Arsenal, securing the Premier League title would be an immense triumph. The Gunners remain undaunted, especially if their key players maintain their fitness and avoid suspensions, even with daunting fixtures against the likes of Tottenham Hotspur, Manchester United, and Chelsea looming. Nonetheless, Arsenal’s progress from the previous season signifies their potential to sustain their current level of performance.

Under Arteta’s guidance, Arsenal possesses the opportunity to etch their names in the annals of the club’s history. It’s a momentous occasion they can’t afford to squander, particularly given their prolonged title drought since the legendary ‘Invincibles’ era under Arsene Wenger in 2004. While Arteta has come close to league success, the formidable obstacles posed by Guardiola’s Manchester City and Klopp’s Liverpool stand in the way of his aspirations.

The Gunners’ determination remains resolute, buoyed by their improved squad and accumulated experience. They’re poised to challenge the status quo and disrupt the dominance of perennial contenders. Should Arsenal defy the odds and clinch the title, it would signify not just a triumph on the pitch, but a testament to their resilience, perseverance, and unwavering belief in their ability to reclaim glory in the Premier League.