Despite some recent struggles, Arsenal have enjoyed an excellent 2022/23 campaign.
Mikel Arteta's side missed out on UEFA Champions League qualification last season, finishing fifth as local rivals Tottenham Hotspur pipped them to a fourth-placed finish. Fast forward 12 months and the Gunners can guarantee at least a second-placed finish if they are able to beat Newcastle United this weekend.
It is an impressive achievement for the north Londoners, who have the second-youngest squad in the Premier League, with Arteta also being the second-youngest manager in the English top flight. Yet there is a general consensus between a considerable amount of fans and pundits that they will decline next season.