The Arsenal manager expresses gratitude for the support provided by his family throughout his remarkable inaugural season as manager.
Mikel Arteta has thanked his family for their unfaltering support throughout his incredible first season as Arsenal manager.
The Arsenal manager succeeded Unai Emery as head coach in December 2019, and he guided the club to the FA Cup championship by season’s end.
The coronavirus epidemic and subsequent changes to Arteta’s fixture schedule have been ongoing issues. In times of stress at work, he has spoken about how his family has been there for him.
I am very lucky since I could not have asked for anything better, starting with my wife,” he said.
“She understands every situation, every second; the enthusiasm, encouragement, and love that they can create at home after a win or loss are totally different feelings.”
“Everytime I go there, I find the exact same setting.” My home consists of two dogs and three sons. They fill me with an indescribable amount of love and energy. I have returned something to them, so now they are asking what I need from them. When summer rolls around, I can’t wait to have them run amok on me.
I live in a bubble with my wife and three kids. I have the emotional experiences I need on a continual basis when I’m in that cocoon, and my system goes into shutdown mode.
I include them in it first thing in the morning.” I can’t even leave my house without keeping an eye on them. That is exactly how I start my day every day. It always starts off on a positive note, which gives me the confidence to face any challenge that comes my way.
As things begin to return to normal in England, Arteta expresses his eagerness to be reunited with family members he has not seen in over a year, ever since the outbreak of the pandemic.
“I have not seen my cherished mother, father, or sister in over a year.” Just as much as I do, so do my peers. It is necessary for me to grin, laugh, and take pleasure in every moment.
“Concurrently, you must evaluate your performance and be extremely critical of yourself in order to determine how you can improve for the upcoming season