Arsene Wenger still believes that Arsenal have what it takes to break their 18-year duck and win the Premier League this season.
Wenger was the last manager to bring the Gunners the Premier League trophy, way back when his famous Invincibles side triumphed in the 2003/04 campaign. His 22-year stint in charge ended in May 2018 and the nature of his departure meant the 73-year-old has become slightly estranged from the club.
He was "really hurt" by the handling of his exit, according to the Gunners' former vice-chairman David Dein. But Arsenal have now built bridges with their former manager, prompting him to return for the first time to watch their 3-1 win over West Ham on Boxing Day.