Mikel Arteta has reportedly extended an invitation to the families of Arsenal players for the mid-season break in Dubai, reports the Daily Mail. The Gunners have faced a challenging period, losing three consecutive games in the league and FA Cup, despite high expectations for the season following the summer signings.
The team, currently working hard to secure a top-four spot, will be one of the clubs appreciating the mid-season break, seeking a change of scenery to rejuvenate themselves. To enhance the break, Arteta has allowed the families of the players to join them in Dubai, where they can be present while the players train and prepare for a more successful second half of the season.
Arsenal is hopeful that this break will provide the players with a refreshing change and contribute to a return to form, enabling them to resume winning ways when they return.
Just Arsenal Opinion
We truly need some fresh air because the last few weeks have been tough for us as a team.
However, the players have shown they can recover from a bad period before, and we hope the break helps.
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Should all be forced to practice movement in the box and shooting for 2 weeks!
Seconded!
Son, they’re not there to catch fun, rather they are there to do what they’ve been doing back at Colney including what you said albeit under a warmer temperature,different atmosphere and perhaps better facilities to further enhance their performance. now you know, congratulations!
Arteta has probably been given a blank cheque to blow up in Dubai. Talk about blind trust and lack of ambition on the part of his bosses.
The man is cursed. He’s busy with players’ relationships & family reunions, instead of building a winning football team! What a time to be following our beloved Arsenal!!
Where’s the Arsenal Supporters Representative at times like this? We have a freak for a coach.
Err have you seen how close we are to the top of table. Not bad work for a ‘freak’
Is that what you think Saka, Odergaard, Saliba and ther other players pulling their weight, sweat each week for; To be “close to the top”?
Try asking me something else.