Mikel Arteta, who received the title of “Best Premier League Coach,” has promised to “win, win, and win” at Arsenal the next season.

Despite finishing second to Manchester City in the Premier League, the Gunners’ manager overcame Pep Guardiola to win the Globe Soccer Awards.

Arteta was named as the ‘Best Premier League Coach’ at the Globe Soccer AwardsCredit: Globe Soccer Awards

Arteta is looking to end Arsenal’s 20-year wait for the Premier League titleCredit: Globe Soccer Awards

His Arsenal squad has finished second in the Premier League season for the past two years, trailing only the Citizens, who have won a historic four consecutive championships.

However, despite winning the Community Shield in the 2023-2024 season, Arsenal had one of their best Premier League seasons to date.

With 89 points at the end, they only scored more in the 2003-04 Invincibles season [90], winning a record 28 of 38 games.

The Spaniard guided the Gunners to 28 Premier League victories this seasonCredit: Getty

All signs point towards to a busy season for Arsenal this summer as they look to bolster their squad in their quest to win a first league title in 2020.

And they also will be keen to tie Arteta down to a new deal at the Emirates, with their ex-skipper tied down at the club until 2025.

In addition to setting a new record with 91 goals, they also avoided losing to any of the “Big Six” teams.

Arteta was declared the “Best Premier League Coach” at the Sardinia, Italy, awards ceremony.

After accepting his prize, the Spaniard answered questions about Arsenal’s future while speaking on stage.

In response, he gave the club’s supporters a rallying call by saying, “Win. Win, win, and win. That is our goal.

“After going through a few years, we now have a team that is incredibly enthusiastic and trophy-hungry.