In the history of the Premier League, there has been a coach who emerged as a phenomenon, an icon of insurmountability. Mikel Arteta, who achieved unexpected success when he led Arsenal, has written a new chapter in English football history by becoming the “unbeatable” against both Jurgen Klopp and Pep Guardiola in a Premier League season.

With impressive form, Arteta demonstrated his talent and strategy not only by defeating opponents but also by keeping clean sheets against the strongest teams. Matches against Klopp’s Liverpool or Guardiola’s Manchester City are no longer a concern for Arsenal when Arteta is at the helm.

Perhaps Arteta’s secret lies in not only building a strong squad but also in asserting Arsenal’s fighting style – a perfect combination of the attacking flair and defensive resilience. In this way, Arteta has created a system that opponents find difficult to overcome.

With this achievement, Mikel Arteta has not only proven himself to be one of the top managers in the Premier League but also opened a new chapter in football history, showing that behind the youthful and inexperienced appearance lies remarkable strategic intelligence and adaptability.