Mikel Arteta has overseen a thorough turnaround at Arsenal since replacing Unai Emery in 2019. From micro-managing a group of superstars to building a dynasty close to their first league title in nearly two decades, the Gunners boss deserves lots of praise.
Upon his arrival from Manchester City, Arsenal were struggling. Arsene Wenger's final years at the club had turned sour and Emery, maybe, was the right man at the wrong time.
Taking over the third-most successful English football club as your first job as head coach brings with it immense pressure. Having had to manage a difficult few months of heavy pressure during the Covid-19 lockdown, the former Gunners midfielder is now leading the way in the top flight.
