How Big is the Importance of Arsenal Fans in the Eyes of A Mikel Arteta?

Without the support of fans, a club would find it difficult to complete its mission perfectly. That is why the relationship between the club and fans is very important in the eyes of Arsenal coach, Mikel Arteta.

The Gunners nicknamed the Gunners' relationship with their fans lately. One reason is because they often gain negative results in every competition that is carried out.

Arsenal have changed coaches, player purchases, and various kinds of steam to restore the former glory. But all their efforts have not yielded results until now.

But the situation slowly changed after Mikel Arteta came and assumed the post of head coach. Slowly but surely, he brought Arsenal back to winning ways. And that was already seen against Manchester United.

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Important Fan Relationships

Arsenal met Manchester United on Thursday (02/01/2020) then in the Premier League. They performed very convincingly and managed to win 2-0.

The positive result was welcomed with great fanfare by Arsenal fans, who have not seen their favorite team win since December 2019. The atmosphere at the Emirates Stadium immediately changed drastically.

Hopes began to appear on the face of Arsenal at this time. Arteta hopes that hope can be maintained when they face Leeds United in the FA Cup event on Tuesday (01/07/2020) early morning at the Emirates Stadium.

"If we get that connection [again], it would be very extraordinary. Without it, I think it would be impossible," said Arteta about the team's relationship with fans, as quoted by Goal International.

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FA Cup As A Relationship Adhesive
Of course, just winning in one game does not necessarily make the relationship between the club and the fans directly glue. Winning a trophy is also important to strengthen both parties.

The Premier League trophy is almost impossible to achieve, and they have also been eliminated from the Carabao Cup. But Arsenal still have a chance to win the FA Cup and the Europa League.

"When you bring fans to Wembley [for the FA Cup final] the scenario will be different, something they are proud of. It was a special day. They came with family. I think it will create something special," concluded Arteta.

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