"Mikel Arteta attempted to remain positive but Arsenal's 2-1 defeat to Manchester City on Sunday felt like a significant moment in the Premier League title race. Pep Guardiola's chasers are now just three points behind the Gunners, with a game in hand."
"If City win the league and Arsenal are knocked out of the Champions League, could the club's hierarchy consider a change? The Athletic's David Ornstein has suggested it is not a given that Arteta will remain at Arsenal long-term if things do not go to plan in the immediate future."
"The general consensus is that Arteta has made tangible progress with Arsenal and created a team consistently fighting for trophies - even if making the final push to win them has so far proved difficult."
Mikel Arteta's management of Arsenal faces scrutiny after a 2-1 loss to Manchester City, narrowing their Premier League lead. With City close behind and a Champions League exit possible, questions arise about Arteta's long-term position. Despite progress under his leadership since 2019, the pressure mounts for immediate success. The club's hierarchy may reconsider his role if results do not improve. Arteta's contract extends to June 2027, but the upcoming weeks are critical for his future at Arsenal.
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