Arsenal has another opportunity to vie for the Premier League title this season, having come close in the previous campaign. The Gunners, under the management of Mikel Arteta, have displayed superb form, and the team is determined to secure the championship.
In the current race for the title, Arsenal faces competition from Liverpool, while Manchester City grapples with inconsistency.
While many fans believe that the primary contenders for the title are Liverpool and Mikel Arteta’s side, Sergio Aguero has identified several other clubs that should not be ruled out yet in the battle for the league crown.
He said, as quoted by the Daily Mail:
‘You can never sleep on Man United at this stage of the season. They are one of the biggest threats to Man City’s Premier League title.’
Adding: ‘I also think Tottenham are title contenders, who have improved a lot under Ange Postecoglou.’
Just Arsenal Opinion
We remain one of the favourites to win the crown, but one big mistake we will make would be to rule out anyone from winning the championship.
We must respect all our opponents and work hard to defeat as many of them as possible. This is the only way we can become champions of England.
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Strange how a player who once played at top level in the PL is underestimating what it takes to compete for the league tittle by naming clubs like Spurs and united in the tittle race! Well, it is said common sense is not common.
YES, THE “OBVIOUS” CHOICES FOR A TITLE CHALLENGE; United and Spuds!!
How come he omitted mentioning Sheff United, Luton and Burnley too!
Can’t help but wonder. lol
The Argentinan message may have lost in translation, it is hard to see how a player with remarkable understanding of the modern game could be so off the rails.
Man U? Never, but the totts are possibly dark horses along with Villa and Newcastle. Will take a lot for any of them to overtake Arsenal, Liverpool and Man City though.