Mikel Arteta, the head coach of Arsenal, triumphed at the prestigious European edition of the awards ceremony held by a Dubai-based football organization. The event, organized in collaboration with the Dubai Sports Council, showcased notable achievers in European football.
In a glitzy ceremony held in Sardinia, Arteta was honored for his exceptional leadership that propelled Arsenal to remarkable success in the Premier League. The former Gunner, Cesc Fabregas, presented Arteta with the coveted trophy, recognizing his instrumental role in guiding Arsenal to a record-breaking 28 wins and accumulating a total of 89 points in the Premier League campaign. Additionally, Arteta’s tactical prowess was lauded for securing 18 clean sheets throughout the season and for crafting an attractive style of play for the team.
Expressing his gratitude upon receiving the award, Arteta conveyed his immense pride in his coaching journey. He reflected on his transition from a professional football player to a coach, emphasizing the newfound joy and fulfillment he discovered in coaching and management. Arteta extended his appreciation to the players, coaching staff, and everyone associated with Arsenal for their unwavering support and dedication. He credited their collective effort in nurturing a team dynamic that fueled their pursuit of excellence over the past four years.
Looking ahead, Arteta expressed his optimism about Arsenal’s prospects, highlighting the team’s unwavering determination to clinch trophies. He emphasized the squad’s enthusiasm and hunger for success, underscoring their belief in their ability to compete at the highest level. Arteta affirmed their commitment to giving their all in pursuit of victory.
In addition to Arteta’s triumph, other notable winners at the ceremony included Kylian Mbappe, honored as the Best Men’s Player, Xabi Alonso, named Best Coach, and Harry Kane, recognized as the Best Goalscorer. The event celebrated the outstanding achievements of football luminaries across various categories, reaffirming their contributions to the sport’s global landscape.
