Mikel Arteta and Arsenal have been told that it is "now or never" if they want to return to the Champions League.
The Gunners have not finished in the top four since 2016, when they finished second to Leicester. Since then, they've fallen away and have had to settle for Europa League football - or no European football at all. Arteta has aimed to make the North Londoners competitive once more following his appointment in 2019.
Last term, Arsenal fell narrowly short as they were pipped to fourth by rivals Tottenham. They invested heavily in the summer and have started impressively this time around, winning six of their seven games to go top of the Premier League. Former Chelsea defender Robert Huth believes his former club could fall away in the wake of Thomas Tuchel's sacking, opening the door for the Gunners.