Arsenal have embraced their status as underdogs ahead of the English Premier League's return, with manager Mikel Arteta expressing confidence in the team's ability to thrive under pressure. The north London club, who won the league in 2004, have not claimed the title since, but Arteta believes the recent near-misses have forged a stronger identity.
The team's approach has shifted toward resilience, with players openly acknowledging the challenge of being 'hunted' by rivals. This mindset comes as the league resumes after a break, with Arsenal set to compete in a tightly contested season. The club's focus remains on consistency and mental toughness, traits Arteta says have been honed through years of near success.
Supporters have welcomed the change in attitude, viewing it as a sign of growth. The pressure to win remains high, but Arsenal's players are ready to embrace the challenge. As the season unfolds, the club's ability to maintain this mindset could determine their success in the league.
