Arsenal's All or Nothing Amazing Prime documentary is set to be released on Tuesday afternoon.
The Gunners endured a rollercoaster of a season after agreeing for the streaming platform to follow their 2021/22 campaign, the same way that Manchester City and Tottenham Hotspur have. Speaking about the club's decision to grant Amazon access, Arteta said: "That’s a decision made from the club and it is with the best possible interests for the football club.
"We need to help as much as possible." When quizzed on his hopes for the series, Arteta added: "We are going to help as much as possible, for everybody to see what this club means and how things are done at the football club, be as transparent as we can to show the values, integrity, passions and where we are trying to drive this football club.
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"Hopefully it is a perfect year to show that. We need to make it happen. It is down to us to try to produce the best piece that we can, so everybody can feel part of what we do and our fans can be proud of what we do."
Here, football.london takes a closer look at three main talking points that fans will be interested in.
Torrid start
Arsenal started the season in the worst possible fashion, losing all of their opening three Premier League matches. The north London outfit fell 2-0 to Brentford on the opening day of the season before Chelsea defeated them by the same scoreline a week later.
This was followed up by a 5-0 defeat away to Manchester City, with Swiss international Granit Xhaka receiving a red card in the process. Pressure began to mount on Arteta as plenty of supporters had clearly run out of patience with the Spaniard's project at the Emirates Stadium.
It will be interesting to see how the manager and players reacted to the atmosphere around the club and how Arteta eventually was able to galvanise his squad and turn things around.
Aubameyang situation
One of the biggest talking points of the campaign was undoubtedly the decision to strip Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang of the club's captaincy before he was eventually sold to Barcelona in January. Supporters will hope that the situation isn't glossed over and is covered in some depth.
It will be interesting to see if we find out more about how exactly the Gabon international annoyed Arteta and the conversation they had regarding the captaincy. This could be followed by coverage of the January transfer window as technical director Edu looked for a replacement, targeting Serbian frontman Dusan Vlahovic.
Champions League race
There will likely be a few episodes dedicated to the final stretch of the season as Arsenal battled it out with Tottenham for a place in next season's Champions League. The Gunners had the advantage for quite some time, sitting above the Lillywhites whilst also having a game in hand.
However, a north London derby that had been in May saw Antonio Conte's side win 3-0 after a controversial penalty was given away by Cedric Soares. Newcastle United then recorded a victory against Arteta's men a few days later, putting Spurs in the driving seat for the top-four race.
It will certainly be fascinating to see how the young Arsenal squad dealt with their end-of-season collapse ahead of the summer transfer window.
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