Arsenal is not a mid-table club, despite the fact that we both know how Mikel Arteta's impact has changed the club. Arsenal is one of the best clubs in England, and they are not only interested in trading players for money or profit.
Reviewing Premier League history prior to Arsene Winger's last two seasons at the club, Arsenal was consistently funded in Champions League every season, and they were always far above group stage.
We are more interested in saying that, because from a few seasons ago they were only able to finish in the top four or five, although in reality it is not quite right to say that.
But now I almost remember Arsenal's glory days, where Thierry Henry was a very important player at that time, this season Arsenal started to develop quite well and almost could compete with big clubs in the English league.
However, we want to see Arsenal can play consistently until the end of this season. Otherwise, they are still the same as the previous season.
Yes, Arsenal have changed their playing mentality, and they are now capable of competing for the Premier League and the UEFA Europe League as well. They are loaded with young players eager to play and win trophies for the team, and they are better than the Arsenal of a few years ago, as they prepare to resurrect the Arsenal of old.
Arsenal has set the vision of playing, the young strength that Arsenal has is more motivated to play and has better targets.
Arteta is the driving force behind this power, plus the support from club owners who are willing to spend money to buy players as needed.
In the past, Arsenal only relied on existing strengths, they only bought a few players who had not yet finished, but were polished and sold to other clubs, so the club felt that they benefited from the sales proceeds. At least this concept of thinking has disappeared at Arsenal, as evidenced in the last transfer market they dared to buy players beyond their previous capabilities.
This has not become any evidence from Artera, because the number of matches has not entered the half of the season. There is still a lot of work to be done to get Arsenal back to its former glory.