Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta expressed his disappointment and dissatisfaction following another season without a major trophy. After the Gunners secured a 1-0 victory over Newcastle in their final home match of the season, Arteta addressed the fans at the Emirates Stadium, acknowledging the team's accomplishments but emphasizing their unfulfilled ambitions.

Despite guaranteeing a place in next season's Champions League, the season has been a mixed bag for Arsenal. They last lifted a major trophy in 2020, when they won the FA Cup. This season, they fell short in the Premier League, losing out to Liverpool, and faced early exits from both the Champions League and the Carabao Cup, as well as being eliminated in the FA Cup's third round.

Arteta highlighted his commitment to delivering silverware for the club, stating, "Liverpool have a trophy - we don't have a trophy." He reassured fans of his dedication, promising to give his all in pursuit of success. The manager acknowledged the high expectations of the supporters, stating, "They want more, they have expectations," and emphasized the need for unity as they look to build for the future.

Reflecting on the season, Arteta encouraged the team to maintain their focus and determination, stating that they must continue to chase their dreams with positivity. Looking ahead, he mentioned the importance of creating a legacy at Arsenal and acknowledged the talents within the squad.

As they prepare for their final match against Southampton, Arsenal aims to solidify their second-place finish in the Premier League. Arteta's vision for the club remains clear: to strive for excellence and bring major trophies back to the Emirates Stadium.