In a fortnight, another Premier League season will be consigned to the history books, and for Mikel Arteta's Arsenal, there's a chance to end the 2021/22 campaign on a high.
The main target when things got underway all the way back in August was to qualify for Europe again after missing out for the first time in over two decades this year. Following last weekend's 2-1 win over West Ham, that mission has been achieved as the Gunners will be in the Europa League next season at a minimum.
But Champions League qualification remains a very good possibility, and after signing a new contract to keep him at Arsenal until the summer of 2025, Arteta's short-term goal is to ensure the club are back at Europe's top table after a five-year absence.
