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Arsenal chief Richard Garlick says club aims for dynasty after Premier League title win

Arsenal chief executive Richard Garlick said the club seeks to build a dynasty and dominate European football after winning the Premier League.

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Arsenal chief executive Richard Garlick said the club is seeking to build a dynasty and dominate European football after winning the Premier League title. [1] Arsenal won their first Premier League title in more than 20 years in May 2026. [2] Richard Garlick said Arsenal aim to be serial champions and win major trophies, potentially the Champions League, which the club has never won. [3] Mikel Arteta insisted he is happy with the squad at the Emirates Stadium despite failing to sign a top-class forward during the summer transfer window. [4] Richard Garlick described the recent title win as the start of a period of dominance. [5] Chelsea have registered only 32.7% possession through their first two Premier League games, including 26% against Brighton, the lowest of any game coached by Alonso. [6] Chelsea manager Xabi Alonso said the low possession figures are explained by game state and that the team can adapt, noting there will be games with more possession. [7] The article suggests Chelsea's low-possession approach is a deliberate counter-attacking style designed to get the ball to Cole Palmer, Joao Pedro, and Morgan Rogers in open space. [8] Xabi Alonso led Bayer Leverkusen to an unbeaten Bundesliga title in his first full season, ending Bayern Munich's dominance. [9]
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  1. Arsenal chief executive Richard Garlick said the club is seeking to build a dynasty and dominate European football after winning the Premier League title. · Businessday NG
  2. Arsenal won their first Premier League title in more than 20 years in May 2026. · Yahoo! Sports
  3. Richard Garlick said Arsenal aim to be serial champions and win major trophies, potentially the Champions League, which the club has never won. · Businessday NG
  4. Mikel Arteta insisted he is happy with the squad at the Emirates Stadium despite failing to sign a top-class forward during the summer transfer window. · Yahoo! Sports
  5. Richard Garlick described the recent title win as the start of a period of dominance. · Yahoo! Sports
  6. Chelsea have registered only 32.7% possession through their first two Premier League games, including 26% against Brighton, the lowest of any game coached by Alonso. · CBS Sports
  7. Chelsea manager Xabi Alonso said the low possession figures are explained by game state and that the team can adapt, noting there will be games with more possession. · CBS Sports
  8. The article suggests Chelsea's low-possession approach is a deliberate counter-attacking style designed to get the ball to Cole Palmer, Joao Pedro, and Morgan Rogers in open space. · CBS Sports
  9. Xabi Alonso led Bayer Leverkusen to an unbeaten Bundesliga title in his first full season, ending Bayern Munich's dominance. · CBS Sports
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