stock market diwali As Arsenal return to the UEFA Champions League, the big question facing Mikel Arteta’s side is whether they can sustain their form across all competitions. With the Premier League title race intensifying and domestic cups adding more fixtures, the Gunners’ depth and endurance will be put to the ultimate test.
Arsenal have started their European campaign strongly, displaying tactical maturity and defensive solidity. However, balancing Champions League ambitions with the Premier League chase remains a tricky task. Arteta’s rotation policy and squad management will play a crucial role, especially with key players like Bukayo Saka, Declan Rice, and Martin Ødegaard featuring heavily in every competition.
Pundits believe that Arsenal’s depth and youth could be their greatest strengths, provided they stay injury-free. With strong performances in Europe and consistent league form, the North London side look capable of going deep into multiple tournaments — something they haven’t achieved in over a decade.
The next few months will reveal whether Arteta’s men can truly step up and compete with Europe’s elite while keeping their domestic momentum alive.
