In a season fraught with high expectations, Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta faces mounting pressure to deliver significant silverware. The club's hierarchy and fanbase have made it clear: either the Premier League or Champions League trophy must be secured this season, or Arteta could find himself on shaky ground. Despite recent improvements under his leadership, including securing a return to Europe's elite competition and developing promising young talents, patience is wearing thin after years without major titles. With substantial investment in new signings over the summer, the spotlight is firmly on Arteta to translate potential into tangible successor risk being shown the exit door.