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'They have failed and I'm tired of it!' - Arsenal legend's brutal verdict on another trophyless season as Mikel Arteta is told Gunners must win Champions League to 'prove people wrong'

<p>Arsenal have been in impressive form throughout this season but, once again under Mikel Arteta, will end the campaign without a trophy. They were eliminated from the Champions League by PSG in the semi-finals, and were knocked out of the Carabao Cup at the same stage by eventual winners Newcastle. In the third round of the FA Cup, they were beaten by Manchester United, and, while they are poised to confirm a second-placed finish in the Premier League, Petit says he is "tired" of the Gunners' failing in major competitions. </p>

WHAT HAPPENED?

<p>Arteta has been told that the only way to win over his critics is to succeed in the Champions League, a competition that the club have never won. They reached the final in 2006, losing to Barcelona, but, since, have not returned to the showpiece game in Europe's premier club competition. </p>

THE BIGGER PICTURE

<p>Petit, a member of Arsenal's Invincibles squad, told <a href="https://casinozonderlimiet.bet/2025/05/15/emmanuel-petit-interview/" target="_blank">Casinozonderlimiet</a>: "After we lost against Paris Saint-Germain, the fans were mocking Arsenal because of that. It's the same in England, you know, Arsenal are a good team, a good club, but everyone says that they are not one of the top clubs in Europe in terms of history.</p><p>"That’s because they have failed and I'm tired of it. This team needs to change the situation and win something, they need to compete until the end and not just at the start.</p><p>"They need to get back to the days of 25 years ago and be the team to beat, clubs were scared to play against us and we won titles and got to finals, we put in the steps but that was it.</p><p>"Arsenal need to improve season after season and win the Champions League to prove people wrong."</p>

WHAT EMMANUEL PETIT SAID

<p>Arsenal conclude their Premier League season against already-relegated Southampton this weekend. </p>

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'They have failed and I'm tired of it!' - Arsenal legend's brutal verdict on another trophyless season as Mikel Arteta is told Gunners must win Champions League to 'prove people wrong' | Goal.com

Emmanuel Petit has brutally told Arsenal and Mikel Arteta that they have &quot;failed&quot; this season after their Champions League heartbreak. 

&apos;They have failed and I&apos;m tired of it!&apos; - Arsenal legend&apos;s brutal verdict on another trophyless season as Mikel Arteta is told Gunners must win Champions League to &apos;prove people wrong&apos;