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22 years later, Arsenal are champions again

After a league title drought of 22 years. Arsenal Football club are the champions of England

The 2003/2004 invincible season under the great Arsene Wenger is one of the most iconic achievements in Premier League history, it also came when Sir Alex Ferguson was dominating the league with Manchester United.

Arsenal '04 trophy was their third league title in seven years before the club went on a 22 year drought.

Since that unforgettable gold trophy season, Arsenal failed to win the league.......Until now

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Mikel Arteta

After years of nothing and average results. Mikel Arteta was appointed in 2019 as head coach, leaving his position as Pep Guardiola's assistant to take over from Unai Emery

That was also the beginning of another stint of banter era. Arteta's journey was a slow and steady one. He won the FA Cup and the community shield in his first season, but that wasn't quite enough.

Fans wanted title challenge and results but it didn't come until later

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Slow rebuild and finally..... Victory

The progress up until the title was a steady one. Arsenal finished 8th on the table twice, they finished 2nd three times in a row.

2022/23 season was when it should have happened, Arsenal dominated the whole league but they crumbled at the most important moment

That failure built the foundation for this success. Now they have the experience of the mental fortitude required to win a title.

They crumbled under pressure in 2023 but 3 years after they prevailed.

Mentality alone didn't get them the victory, proper recruitment also played an important role. After the 2023 season, they signed Declan Rice and David Raya, two important figures that helped them secure the title

What's next?

Arsenal are champions again. Mikel Arteta is still in charge. They are no more a near miss team. The boys have tasted success after a long period of patience and now they're hungry for more

With Pep Guardiola leaving the Premier League, Arsenal's dominance might have just started. They have everything it takes to go for it again.

After 22 years of drought, they are Champions once again

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