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Mikel Arteta says he is “unsatisfied and upset” that Arsenal are finishing another season without a major trophy.<\/b><\/p>\n
The Gunners manager delivered a powerful and emotional speech as he addressed fans at Emirates Stadium after Sunday’s 1-0 win over Newcastle<\/a> – Arsenal’s final home match of the season.<\/p>\n The result guarantees Arsenal a place in next season’s Champions League but it is now five years since the Gunners last won a major trophy – the FA Cup in 2020.<\/p>\n They were comfortably beaten to the Premier League title by Liverpool, were knocked out of the Champions League and Carabao Cup in the semi-finals, and went out of the FA Cup in the third round.<\/p>\n Arteta said he is ready to “give his life” to deliver a trophy for Arsenal.<\/p>\n “Liverpool have a trophy – we don’t have a trophy,” Arteta, who has delivered one FA Cup since he was appointed head coach<\/a> in December 2019, said in his media conference. <\/p>\n “We are unsatisfied and upset. But I think we are on the right trajectory.<\/p>\n “What I can promise is that I will do my very best [to win a trophy] and I will give my life, and get every drop of everybody here to squeeze it and get the best out of them.”<\/p>\n Asked whether he thought fans still backed him, Arteta added: “That’s what I feel but they want more, they have expectations. We need to believe we are going to do it together.”<\/p>\n<\/div>\n