Mikel Arteta has revealed that he has been ‘constantly’ visualising winning the Premier League ahead of Arsenal’s trip to face Manchester City.
It is going to be the most decisive match in the Premier League title race on Sunday afternoon as Arsenal travel away to Manchester City.
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The Gunners will head to the Etihad Stadium looking to come away with a result which could set them on their way to ending their 22-year wait for the title.
However, they face a very strong City team, and they will need to be at their very best to get a result in Manchester.
Mikel Arteta has been visualising winning the Premier League
Mikel Arteta has admitted he’s just been thinking about lifting the Premier League, with Arsenal now within touching distance of doing so.
The Spanish manager has told fans that he is doing everything possible to ensure that his team get over the line this season.
Speaking to Sky Sports, Arteta said: “Yes, and we’re going to do everything we possibly can to achieve it. So that picture is in my head constantly.”
Ahead of facing City, Arteta has told his players to channel the disappointment of losing the Carabao Cup final into Sunday’s match.
After losing to City, Arteta made his players watch Pep Guardiola’s team lift the trophy, and he now wants Arsenal to use that as fuel.
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“Well, that was a learning moment that’s certain, and it was painful, but this is a sport as well. In the sport, you win and lose, and you have to respect the opponent,” Arteta added.
“When they’ve been better, you have to accept that, and then you have to do things to change that.”
Now, it is time for Arsenal to finally show up in one of the biggest Premier League matches in many years.
Arsenal will still be without Bukayo Saka, which will be a huge blow, meaning another Arsenal star will need to step up instead.
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