After Arsenal was eliminated from the Champions League with a 3-1 defeat against Paris Saint-Germain, the future of coach Mikel Arteta at the club continued to become a controversial topic.
However, according to information from the Daily Mail, Arteta is currently not facing the risk of being fired even though the team continues to end the season without any big titles.
Arsenal was eliminated after a 2-1 defeat in the second leg, after losing 1-0 at the Emirates in the first leg. Fabian Ruiz and Achraf Hakimi were scorers for PSG, while Bukayo Saka shortened the gap in the 76th minute, but was not enough to create a comeback.
This is a season without the Gunners’ title, even though they are in second place in the Premier League.
Obviously, the recent achievement has not been able to satisfy the fans, but the Daily Mail said Arteta did not have the risk of being fired, although this season has not had a big title.
The Daily Mail emphasized that Arteta spent a lot of money on the transfer market, including a £ 105 million contract to recruit Declan Rice.
So far, Arteta has spent more than £ 600 million for strengthening the Arsenal squad. But under the guidance of Arteta, both Manchester City and Liverpool won the Premier League championship, while the London Gunners remained empty -handed.
The view of Arsenal leadership is to continue giving coach Mikel Arteta more opportunities to improve the achievement and realization of this will start from the 2025 summer market.
