Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has shared a lighthearted take on his side’s upcoming clash with Tottenham Hotspur, reflecting on the challenges posed by the team’s newly appointed head coach, Igor Tudor.
As reported by Sky Sports on Friday, speaking ahead of the weekend Premier League encounter, Arteta joked about repeatedly facing Tudor’s tactical setups.
“I think it’s happened to us seven times this season, so we’re getting used to it!” he said, highlighting the frequency with which Arsenal has had to adjust to Tottenham’s strategies.
The comment comes as Arsenal prepare for a crucial match at the top end of the league table, with both teams seeking to gain ground in a competitive season.
Arteta’s remarks underscore his awareness of Tudor’s impact and the adjustments his squad has had to make in response.
Despite the jest, Arteta stressed the importance of focusing on his team’s performance and maintaining consistency, as Arsenal aim to stay in contention for the Premier League title.
The clash promises to be a tactical battle, with Tudor looking to make an immediate impression in his tenure while Arteta seeks to counter Tottenham’s evolving strategies.
