Josh Kroenke Interview: ‘Covid Era Gives Arteta Space To Revive Dormant Arsenal’

later ArsenalTens of thousands of fans rushed to the Emirates Stadium to celebrate as their first league title in more than two decades was secured.

“I knew we were a sleeping giant that had to be awakened somehow.” Kroenke said.

“In the age of social media, we didn’t have a group, a group like that. Social media evolved and the Twittersphere and other things around it.

“The instant information, the ‘Banter Age’ – I know all this. I turned 46 last week.”

“I grew up in this area and I’ve seen it all from my own perspective. I think it’s something I’m most proud of seeing. It was almost a time when you were a closet.” Arsenal fan”

But this success does not mean the end of Kroenke’s journey and his vision for the club as the Gunners face Paris-Saint Germain in the Champions League final on Saturday.

“I think back and I can say that our stated goal was to win the Premier League, because if you can put yourself in the Premier League competition, you are in competition for everything else,” Kroenke said.

“If we get a good result on Saturday, it won’t change or affect who we are. When you win something, the sun will rise the next day.

“You have to get back to work and there are a lot of teams around the Premier League trying to get you, including some of the biggest in history.

“So, we want to strengthen because we know the teams around us are going to get better. If you’re not constantly trying to improve and improve, you’re stagnant.”