Following Chelsea’s devastating 5-0 loss to Arsenal, Mauricio Pochettino openly admitted that his team “gave up” during the game. He expressed disappointment in the way his players started the match, as well as in their lackluster performance in the second half. Pochettino highlighted the importance of maintaining a fighting spirit throughout the game and mentioned
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Mikel Arteta, the manager of Arsenal, has expressed his belief that Chelsea will eventually thrive under Mauricio Pochettino. Despite facing a disappointing season without any silverware and struggling to secure a spot in Europe, Arteta remains optimistic about Chelsea’s future success. He pointed out that Chelsea’s substantial investment in the team, exceeding £1 billion since
Chelsea’s top scorer, Cole Palmer, may be missing from the upcoming clash against Premier League leaders Arsenal due to illness. Manager Mauricio Pochettino expressed uncertainty about Palmer’s availability, stating that the forward is currently struggling to recover. This news comes as a significant blow to Chelsea, as Palmer has been a standout performer in what
The Premier League title race has become a battle of attrition, with Arsenal’s manager Mikel Arteta hoping that by reaching the top of the table, his team can find a new spark. In a hard-fought 2-0 victory against Wolves, the Gunners faced a depleted opponent due to an extensive injury list. Despite the comfortable scoreline,
Arsenal’s recent Champions League exit has prompted the club to intensify their efforts in securing new forwards for the team. The disappointment of failing to reach the semifinals since 2009 has highlighted the need for reinforcements in the attacking department. Sources indicate that Arsenal is particularly focusing on strengthening the forward line by potentially adding
As the summer transfer window approaches, Arsenal is reportedly looking to make a statement by targeting Newcastle United striker Alexander Isak and Crystal Palace winger Michael Olise. Manager Mikel Arteta is keen on bolstering his attacking options for the upcoming season, with Isak and Olise emerging as top priorities. Isak, at 24 years old, could
Thomas Tuchel, the departing coach of Bayern Munich, recently faced criticism after the Bundesliga side was knocked out of the Champions League. However, following their 1-0 win over Arsenal that secured their spot in the semifinals, Tuchel took a shot at his critics. He expressed his frustration with the media and defended his coaching style
Despite the pain of their Champions League exit to Bayern Munich, Mikel Arteta remains steadfast in his belief that it will not ruin Arsenal’s season. The defeat at the quarterfinal stage left the Gunners disappointed, but the focus now shifts to their upcoming matches in the Premier League. Arteta acknowledges the disappointment and pain felt
Securing a spot in the Champions League semifinals is a significant achievement for any football club, especially for one like Arsenal, who have not reached this stage since 2009. Mikel Arteta emphasizes the transformative effect that advancing past a powerhouse like Bayern Munich would have on the club’s morale and reputation. Arteta’s message to his
Harry Kane, the talented striker, has always had a burning desire to prove his critics wrong. No stranger to challenges, Kane’s journey began with Arsenal before making a name for himself at Tottenham Hotspur. Despite being released by Arsenal at the tender age of nine, Kane used this setback as fuel to excel in his