Arsenal have enjoyed a stellar 2022/23 campaign, to say the least.
The north Londoners currently lead the Premier League, sitting eight points clear of second-placed Manchester City with just 10 league games to go, although City have to play one more than the Gunners. Despite some pundits theorising otherwise, the Gunners' title charge isn't reminiscent of Leicester City's fairytale triumph in the 2015/16 season.
In fact, all being well, it is merely the first of many years that we will see Mikel Arteta's side battling for the league title. Arteta is the second-youngest manager in the English top-flight and the Gunners also boast the second-youngest average starting line-up in the Premier League this term.