Arsenal's Arteta sets sights on Champions League glory after Premier League triumph

Fresh off securing their historic Premier League title, Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has immediately shifted his focus toward the upcoming UEFA Champions League final against Paris Saint-Germain in Budapest.

The Spanish tactician has urged his squad to build on their domestic success and complete a legendary double on the European stage.

Arsenal have enjoyed an incredible continent-wide campaign, reaching the final completely unbeaten across 14 European matches this season.

Despite the heavy celebrations in North London following their Premier League coronation, Arteta stressed the urgent need to maintain elite focus ahead of the showcase event. "We have raised different standards now," Arteta stated during his media address.

"This is where we are right now, and now we have to go to the next level, and the next level is going to happen in six days in Budapest, to go and win the Champions League, and we know that. Our only focus now is to achieve that goal."

The atmosphere around the training ground remains incredibly vibrant as the club chases its first-ever Champions League crown.

Arteta highlighted that the immense connection between the squad, staff, and families has fueled an energetic environment that balances celebration with intense desire.

"And you see the joy, but you see as well the ambition. We've done that, but now we want this one," the manager added.

Given the spectacular, undefeated journey the Gunners have put together in Europe this season, the manager remains entirely convinced that his players possess the psychological edge and tactical quality required to overcome PSG and lift the coveted trophy.