Mikel Arteta, Josh Kroenke & Richard Garlick: the exclusive inside view on PL title win & UCL prep

We’re back with a landmark edition of The Dispatch, recorded from the boardroom at the Sobha Realty Training Centre, with the Premier League trophy proudly watching on.

Josh James is joined by Nicole Holliday for an exclusive conversation with manager Mikel Arteta, co-chair Josh Kroenke and CEO Rich Garlick, where they reflect on what it felt like to reach the summit of English football after years of work, belief and sacrifice.

Mikel opens up on the emotion of lifting the Premier League trophy, watching his players experience that moment together, and why the reality surpassed anything he had imagined. He also reveals who he spoke to first when the title was confirmed and how that call captured the pride, relief and connection behind the achievement. Plus, the exclusive we've all been waiting for: which player brought the best dance moves to the party?

Meanwhile, Josh and Rich share further insight on our journey to this moment, the significance of celebrating with families, and what this moment means for everyone across the club - from Hale End to Highbury House and supporters around the world.

With one historic target achieved, the focus quickly turns to mentality and momentum. The panel discuss what makes this group so determined not to stand still, why they remain hungry for more, and the mindset of the squad heading into the Champions League final in Budapest.

A powerful, reflective episode capturing the feeling of the moment and the determination to make sure it’s only the beginning.

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