This season, the halls of English football are witnessing an exceptional journey for Arsenal under the leadership of Mikel Arteta, as the team tops the Premier League and competes strongly in all four major tournaments: the Premier League, the FA Cup, the League Cup, and the UEFA Champions League.

This rare and less accessible position for Manchester City puts the team on the brink of achieving what no other English team has done before, which is the historic quadruple, as described in a report by the English newspaper The Guardian.

Despite the criticisms directed at Arsenal's style of play, describing it as "unattractive," the report indicates that the actual results speak for themselves. The team has demonstrated high defensive strength, comprehensive organization, and an ability to control the course of matches.

This transformation reflects Arteta's success in managing the players and smartly utilizing the team's resources, turning Arsenal's image from a struggling team to a fierce competitor in all tournaments.

Despite the significant progress, the report warns that Arsenal still has a long way to go to achieve the quadruple. Tough matches in the league and the Champions League, as well as potential finals in the FA Cup and the League Cup, will pose a real test for the team.

The direct competitor, Manchester City, remains a strong contender despite facing its own challenges, and it has previous experience in winning major titles. Reaching this stage is a historic event in itself, as the team demonstrates its ability to challenge all odds and major competitors.

According to current expectations, Arsenal only needs to replicate its positive results in the upcoming matches with minimal defeats to achieve the quadruple, which would place the team among the greatest English teams of all time and confirm the success of Mikel Arteta's technical and managerial project.