Mikel Arteta, the manager of Arsenal, has openly admitted that his team was “not good enough” in their pursuit of the Premier League title this season, reported by mirror. The Gunners’ hopes of securing their first league championship in nearly 20 years have ultimately fallen short, leading to a review of the team’s performance.

If Arsenal fails to secure a victory in their upcoming match against Nottingham Forest, it will result in Manchester City being crowned Premier League champions for the fifth time in six seasons. This outcome has left a sense of heartbreak and regret at the Emirates Stadium, as Arsenal had enjoyed a strong position at the top of the table for a significant portion of the season, only to falter under the mounting pressure from City.

In an interview with Sky Sports, Arteta expressed his disappointment at falling short and failing to meet the expectations set for his team. He spoke candidly about the struggle of feeling like he had let people down and not being able to deliver the desired results.