Arteta On Arsenal Against PSV

 Mikel Arteta, the manager of Arsenal, was thrilled with their convincing Champions League return on Wednesday evening.

Bukayo Saka, Leandro Trossard, Gabriel Jesus, and Martin Odegaard scored in the Gunners' 4-0 victory.

Later, Arteta remarked, "We liked it. We jumped right in from the start. We were excellent in both boxes, and in the Champions League, you have a chance when you are excellent in both boxes.

"There are things to improve between the boxes, but inside the boxes, we were outstanding.

Have a good time tonight, then head home to eat a lovely, late dinner with my wife. I'll savor the victory and the moment, and tomorrow, I'll concentrate on the Spurs since we have a crucial matchup scheduled.

Regarding squad depth, he continued, "Good headaches. Due to your emotional attachment to the players, leaving them out is perhaps the hardest part of your job. It has been a lovely experience to travel with them.

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