Four consecutive games? The Guardian is looking forward to the new season of Premier League: predicts Arsenal to rank second

August 6th The Guardian wrote an article to look forward to the new Premier League season. When talking about Arsenal, the media writer predicted that the Gunners would rank second in the Premier League in the new season.

Prospect

After three consecutive Premier League athletes, Arteta regards this summer as an "important summer". Berta has completed many signings. The problem facing gun fans is whether new players such as Zubimendi, Nolgo, Maduaike, Yorkress, and Moscra can help the team win the first Premier League championship in more than 20 years?

Yorcres' arrival calmed down years of calls for the new No. 9, Arteta hoped that Zubimendi would act as a metronome and hoped to continue to inspire Rice's best form while reviving Odgao. Maduaike undoubtedly provides Saka with better help than Sterling, and he can compete for the left winger to start. The team is still lacking in creativity and bringing in Eze may help.

Although Arsenal's final signings may cost more than £200 million, seeing the spending of defending champion Liverpool, many fans doubt whether the club has done enough, the team's lineup does look stronger than a year ago, and may still be a failure or failure for Arteta.

Head coach

Arteta knows that the final judging him is whether the team can win the championship. He does not hide his frustration with the injury problems of last season, and now with the addition of a large number of players, Arteta must seize the opportunity.

Off-court situation

In July this year, Kroenke Sports Entertainment was named the world's most valuable sports ownership group with a valuation of US$21.3 billion. Therefore, it is not a problem to provide Arsenal's summer window, but they also hope to get a return in the end.

Star signings

Last season, Arsenal did not score more than 10 goals in the Premier League, and the responsibility for filling the vacancy fell on Yorkeus, but he never proved himself in the Premier League, and the Gunners had to find ways to exploit his traits.

For..., this is an important season. Ode Gao was the first to admit that his performance last season lacked the light of the past. The 26-year-old captain missed some games due to an ankle injury, and he has always been unable to find his best form. Odgao must rekindle his connection with Saka, while Arteta hopes Yorke can seize the opportunity that Odgao will inevitably create, because there is no other player in the team who can create opportunities except for inexperienced Envanelli and Dorman.