Arsenal achieved a remarkable milestone of 300 goals under Spanish manager Mikel Arteta during Arsenal’s resounding 6-0 victory over Sheffield United, placing the former midfield player in exclusive managerial company.
In just 161 games, Arsenal has scored more than 300 goals under Mikel Arteta’s direction. Only three managers have ever accomplished this feat: Pep Guardiola, Jürgen Klopp, and Manuel Pellegrini. Arteta joins these select few.
Arteta’s accomplishment becomes even more impressive when compared to some of the most illustrious names in Premier League history. Notably, he reached the milestone quicker than iconic figures like Sir Alex Ferguson, Arsene Wenger, and Jose Mourinho, highlighting the impact he has had on Arsenal’s attacking prowess during his tenure.
While Arteta’s achievement places him in esteemed company, it’s worth noting the exceptional performances of Guardiola, Klopp, and Pellegrini.
Guardiola, renowned for his tactical ingenuity, tops the list with an astonishing 120 games to reach 300 Premier League goals. Klopp and Pellegrini follow closely behind, further underlining the level of excellence required to achieve such a milestone in the competitive landscape of the Premier League.
As Arteta continues to carve his path as a manager, his achievement serves as a testament to Arsenal’s enduring legacy as one of the Premier League’s most potent attacking forces. Building upon the foundations laid by predecessors like Wenger, Arteta has ushered in a new era of attacking flair at the Emirates Stadium.
With Arsenal’s goal-scoring prowess under Arteta’s guidance, the future looks promising for the North London club. As they strive for further success both domestically and in Europe, Arteta’s innovative approach and tactical expertise will undoubtedly play a pivotal role in shaping Arsenal’s destiny on the footballing stage.
Arsenal continued their recent trend of scoring aplenty in the Premier League in their recent 6-0 defeat against bottom-placed Sheffield United.
The Gunners travelled to Bramall Lane in a bid to match the results of Liverpool and Manchester City and keep pace in the title race. Mikel Arteta’s men got the needed three points in spectacular fashion, putting six past the basement side of the Premier League.
Arsenal wasted no time to get into gear, and after about four and a half minutes, they, went in front thanks to a combination in the box from Declan Rice and Martin Odegaard, with the Norwegian doing the finishing.
They made it two in the 13th minute when Bogle deflected Bukayo Saka’s cross into the net. Two minutes later, Jakob Kiwior and Martinelli exchanged a couple of passes in the box, before the Brazilian fired past the helpless Ivo Grbic to make it three.
Kai Havertz struck into the bottom corners to make it four in the 25th minute, and just before half-time, Saka cut back to Rice to make it five.
Arsenal dropped the tempo in the second half, only scoring once, in the 58th minute, when Benjamin White fired a rocket past Grbic after Havertz set him up.
