Arsenal is aiming for the quadruple, leading both the Premier League and Champions League, reaching the League Cup final and the FA Cup last 32.

This season, Arsenal, at the top of the Premier League, could be the strongest club in the five major leagues, with Arteta determined to lead the team to a quadruple triumph. On February 4th, early morning Beijing time, Arsenal edged Chelsea 1-0 at home thanks to Havertz’s stoppage-time goal, achieving a double over them with a 4-2 aggregate and advancing confidently to the final to compete against the winner of Manchester City versus Newcastle.

After 24 rounds in the Premier League, Arsenal leads by 6 points over Manchester City and boasts a superior goal difference by 3 goals, giving them a significant advantage in the title race this season. Considering Manchester City's recent inconsistent form, it is highly likely that Arsenal will clinch the Premier League crown this year.

In the Champions League, Arsenal achieved a perfect winning record in the group stage and advanced proudly as group leaders into the round of 16, making them the top favorite to win the tournament this season.

In the FA Cup, Arsenal has already reached the last 32 and will face League One side Wigan Athletic (third tier) in the 4th round.

Currently competing on four fronts, Arsenal’s primary goal is to win the Premier League. They have reached the League Cup final and are determined to claim the trophy, aim to advance as far as possible in the Champions League, potentially winning it, and must take the FA Cup one match at a time. Arteta needs to rotate the squad wisely to ensure securing the Premier League title this season. Arsenal’s last Premier League championship dates back to the 2003-04 season, a long time ago, so Gunners fans are eager for a new Premier League trophy to adorn the club’s trophy room.