Mikel Arteta launches rallying cry to Arsenal fans after overtaking Pep Guardiola to win 'Best Premier League Manager' award

Mikel Arteta has vowed to “win, win, win” at Arsenal next season after receiving the “Best Manager in the Premier League” award.

He gunners The manager has overtaken Pep Guardiola for the Globe Soccer Awards trophy, despite the north Londoners finishing second behind Manchester City in the Premier League.

His team, Arsenal, has finished the season in the top flight in second place in the last two years, behind the The citizenswho have won a record four consecutive titles.

But despite winning the Community Shield only in the 2023/24 season, Arsenal enjoyed one of their best Premier League campaigns.

Finishing with 89 points, only in the 2003/04 season did the Invincibles accumulate more points (90), while winning a record 28 games in 38 games.

And in addition to scoring another record 91 goals, they also didn't taste defeat against any of the 'Big Six' teams.

this saw arteta crowned 'Best Premier League Coach' at awards ceremony in Sardinia, Italy.

Speaking on stage after collecting his award, the Spaniard was asked what's next for Arsenal.

To which he launched a war cry to the club's fans, saying: “Win. Win, win and win. That's what we want.”

“We have been through a few years and we have a team full of enthusiasm and very hungry to win trophies.

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“We know the competition, but we believe we can do it.

“So let's really try.”

All signs point to a busy season for Arsenal this summer as they look to strengthen their squad in their quest to win their first league title in 2020.

And they will also be keen to tie Arteta to a new contract at the Emirates, with their former captain tied at the club until 2025.