Arsenal: The Inside Story of Arsenal’s Rebirth Under Mikel Arteta

Sam Dean

Arsenal: The Inside Story of Arsenal’s Rebirth Under Mikel Arteta

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The wait is over: Arsenal are Premier League Champions. Now you can read the exclusive story.

'A terrific, in-depth read' - Amy Lawrence, author of Invincible
'Absorbing. A must for all Arsenal fans' - Charles Watts, author of Revolution

For two decades, Arsenal Football Club was weighed down by under-achievement and internal friction. But under the visionary leadership of Mikel Arteta, the club has shed its bad apples, forged an unbreakable collective spirit and turned the Emirates Stadium into a fortress once more. Now, the ultimate prize has finally returned to North London.

Taking readers deep inside the pulse-pounding 2025/26 campaign, The Daily Telegraph's award-winning Arsenal correspondent, Sam Dean, explores the astonishing seven-year project that transformed a club in chaos into an unstoppable title-winning machine. With unparalleled access to the dressing room, Dean charts every defining moment of the Arteta era – from the ruthless exile of Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and the brilliant integration of Hale End academy stars, to the high-stakes £270M recruitment drive that finally pushed them over the finish line.

Gripping, authoritative and packed with insider accounts, Arsenal is the definitive story of a footballing giant waking up. It is an essential, must-have read to celebrate the Gunners’ spectacular return to the apex of global football.

'A book meticulous in its chronicling of a remarkable turnaround at one of English football’s greatest clubs' - Sam Wallace, Chief Football Writer, The Daily Telegraph