After nine long months, 45 games played across all competitions and two transfer windows, Arsenal's 2021/22 campaign has concluded and there's plenty to discuss.
There seems to be a mixed feeling amongst the fanbase with regard to how the season ended. One on hand, qualifying for Europe means it was a success, but having been in the driving seat - as recently as May 11th - to seal a return to the Champions League, it does feel like a big opportunity was missed.
As a result, this summer promises to be an intriguing one for Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta and technical director Edu as they look to ensure the progress made during the season isn't squandered and the club do not slide back down the Premier League table next season.
