Roy Keane does not believe Arsenal will challenge Man City next season

With the presence of Erling Haaland and Pep Guardiola at Manchester City, it is widely anticipated that they will be strong contenders in the title race once again in the upcoming campaign.

However, the question remains as to which teams will challenge them, similar to how Arsenal did in the current season. Predicting the exact contenders is a challenging task.

Initially, many expected Liverpool to be strong challengers at the start of this campaign. However, they ultimately failed to secure a top-four finish.

Arsenal, on the other hand, will look to strengthen their squad during the summer transfer window to remain competitive. Nevertheless, they face difficulties in competing as other rivals are also likely to improve their squads.

When asked about the team he believes will challenge Manchester City in the next campaign, Roy Keane snubbed Arsenal and instead chose Manchester United. He expressed this view by stating, “I’m going to go for Manchester United,” as quoted by Football365.

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Keane is free to have his opinion, but football is not mathematics and it is hard to predict what the future would be in a time like this.

We have to stay focused on preparing for the term and we might win the title if we start the campaign well with the right summer additions to our group.

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6 Comments

  1. For all the praise that’s been given to utd, I haven’t seen much consistency in their play. Maybe a short burst of really good form here and there, but they’ve generally been quite average – they lean heavily on the finishing abilities of their forwards and poor finishing from their opponents, from what I’ve seen. It’s been fairly typical for them to win games they really shouldn’t have due to their opponents not taking their chances, rather than through being the better team.
    Next season might well be different, but on the evidence of this season, which is all we have right now, I’m not too worried about them.
    We have to focus on ourselves anyway – if we keep the same spirit, focus and consistency, and bring in the right players, we’ll be able to fight for the title again.

  2. Why u giving that oxygen thief the time of day.Of course he’s going to say Manure.That’s all their bloody pundits do.Oh & stick the boot into Arsenal,the most logical challenger of the lot.F*** ng idiot.

  3. I said yesterday that I don’t think we will be where we are by this time next season. I’m not expecting that we challenge City next season. I’m not sure why. But I know our team has a craving for performing badly when you expect them to actually go forward. It’s our way

    1. dgr8xt, the joke is next season I think we may be a better team having learnt from our mistakes, BUT we may end up in a lower postion because Liverpool are not finished yet and Man U should not be underestimated either. This was the season we should have cracked it.

      1. Agree with the above two, but a shift in mentality could be a telling factor in our next campaign

  4. If we start off next season just enjoying our football then before we know it we could have a really confident young team. So I say let’s just enjoy our multi-attacking football display and give the new guys a big welcome and have a great atmosphere around the place. If we can do that well then next season could be another great effort by the boys

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