Arteta’s ‘Baby Arsenal’ is already scary

The Arsenal from Mikel Arteta reached, thanks to his victory (2-3) at Vicarage Road and to poker (4-1) endorsed by the City to the United in the Manchester derby, the long-awaited fourth place in the Premier that gives access to the next edition of the Champions League, whose anthem has not been played at the Emirates Stadium since 2017.

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Out of Europe after 25 years

The London team, which bottomed out last May by staying out of European competition after 26 years, made a gloomy start to the competition – three defeats in the first three days, with nine goals conceded and none scored – that sowed alarm.

But the ‘gunner’ machinery began to grease at the end of 2021 until it became one of the fittest teams on the old continent and placed itself, with three games less than the Man Utd and the Westham, in Champions positions and only five points from Chelseathird place.

This is the classification of the English Premier League.

In the last 86 days only the City from Guardiola has managed to beat, in domestic competition, a Arsenal who has added 25 of the last 30 points in play.

24.3 years on average

Led by the saka, Martinelli, Smith Rowe and company, the ‘Baby Arsenal’ is already frightening and it does so with eleven guys who are barely over 24 years old: 24.3 exactly if we establish that it is the one formed Ramsdale (24 years); Tomiyasu (23), Ben White (24), Gabriel (24), Tierney (24); Thomas Partey (28), Xhaka (29); saka (twenty), Odegaard (23), Martinelli (20) and Lacazette (30), with Smith Rowe (21) as player number 12.

Paradoxically, the English midfielder is, with ten goals in all competitions, the top scorer in the Arsenal this campaign, closely followed by saka (9) and with the azulgrana aubameyang (7) still ahead of Martinelli, Lacazette or Odegaardall with five, despite being separated by Arteta in December.

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Arteta’s ‘Baby Arsenal’ is already scary