In an insightful interview, former Arsenal player Shkodran Mustafi reflects on the current state of the club as they vie for their first Premier League title since the 'Invincibles' season of 2003/04. Managed by Mikel Arteta, the team is leading the league despite facing three defeats and is also competing in all cup competitions, including the Champions League, where they face Bayer Leverkusen in the Round of 16.

Mustafi analyzes Arsenal's playstyle, particularly the importance of set pieces, which he believes should be treated as a crucial weapon in their tactical arsenal. He indicates that a strong showing in these situations can serve to intimidate opponents and adds depth to their already potent attacking strategy. The interview captures the excitement surrounding the team's potential resurgence after a long period of relative underachievement.

As discussions around Arsenal's capabilities grow, especially with the challenges posed in this high-stakes league, Mustafi's insights resonate with fans yearning for a return to brilliance. He emphasizes the inherited pressure of maintaining standards that once defined the club's legacy and suggests that discipline and tactical awareness will be key in navigating their upcoming fixtures.