Mikel Arteta - All 24 Goals & Assists for Arsenal

[@iGooner]

I hope you liked the new video, more to come soon!

[@dannimacsl5302]

Of course we do. I love arsenal.

[@MudaneChango]

Yeah of course we enjoyed watching it bro thanks 🙏🏿

[@haroldkumar5224]

love the video, you can consider adding the pre-assist for the throw in for Martinelli's goal, that'll be funny haha

[@qualitycomedy]

True arsenal legend

[@CrystalpenComedy]

What is the name of that commentator

[@Emtrax.]

It's weird seeing him play instead of being the manager, I think mainly because he looks exactly the same. He was blessed with talent and a great hair line

[@faiss03]

His first season where he had longer hair don’t bother me, but when his hair turns to how it is today, then it looks bizarre 😂

[@jjotulanji4140]

I think the otherwise,it's very weird seeing him as manager only years after he retired and back to Arsenal as a manager ...damn..

[@trio1023]

It’s weird seeing him as a manager after watching him for so many years.

[@1dJHorY1]

All receding hairline guys drooling at Arteta’s hair 🤤

[@livinglegend888]

How time flies. Both santi and him was astonishing

[@ace-paidinfull5240]

“He’ll make a great coach wherever it may be” What a good ending to the vid with that quote lol 🔴⚪️

[@businessregistrationexpert4678]

Haha that part

[@doncollins9073]

Yeah

[@harryrob8221]

Talk about foreshadowing 😆

[@damilolaolumide1301]

This man said it and we are seeing it. He was very committed and discipline as a captain

[@ace-paidinfull5240]

@@damilolaolumide1301 facts 💯

[@wenipreye2164]

Last line - "I'd love to see him back one day he'll make a great coach wherever it may be"

[@yneshAshanti]

Commentator spoke it into existence

[@whatdidido3838]

And he is at his club Arsenal ❤

[@Wax.J1]

A prophecy

[@MAFADConsult.]

What a commentator about his futurity to predict

[@nabiliooo]

the last words from the commentators made me feel goosebumps!

[@stevesalkas533]

Same like i said last comment was spot on

[@yeahsicktrustnan6410]

This comment has aged so well with the All Or Nothing series out atm 😂

[@lodua]

That statement came to pass, we are seeing the realty now.

[@vtapvtap3925]

What future brings…

[@ReadySitGeek]

same here :)

[@madeintyo7021]

Feels like it was just yesterday watching him play, now he's creating a new era at Arsenal

[@maxpowers111]

......an era of mediocrity..

[@PeeaaaK]

one piece peak fiction, ya love to see it

[@stevesalkas533]

If we have a penelty bring him on lol

[@supercellgenius9302]

@@maxpowers111 🙈🙈🙈

[@supercellgenius9302]

These idiots who want him sacked are literally clueless. They will change their tune within 2 years calling him world class. They dont realise his crap we were and it takes time

[@Ken_inspiration]

"He loves the club and I would like to see him back one day... He'll make a great coach wherever it may be''

[@ekobstinatebeast2133]

Perhaps the greatest part of the whole video.. look how its come full circle no diddy 😂

[@motravels3283]

I love how English commentators make you have goosebumps. “He’ll make a great coach wherever it may be” and that was priceless. Thanks iGooner for the video "You're a Legend"..

[@invictvsevropa]

Arteta’s passion for The Arsenal cannot be denied, I remember the day we signed him on transfer deadline day, I was shocked, it came out of nowhere and I couldn’t imagine him in any other shirt but an Everton one, yet he quickly took the club to his heart, and has now become one of those rare examples of a person who would do anything to see our club win, and stays loyal to it over many years. That is a rare breed these days. A great player, club captain, and Arsenal manager, stepping up through the most difficult period I have ever seen the club face in my over two decades of support. A legend.

[@dragonbane44]

True. Arteta came and immediately his on field presence and leadership steadied our wobbling defence. I remember fans back then complaining that Arteta was very boring who always does side passes. But that was exactly what we needed at the time and Arteta knew it. Arteta was positionally very aware. Always at the right time and place to intercept opponent counter attack. Opponents very rarely got past him. Before him, our midfield was prone to dispossession under slightest pressure. He brought steel to the midfield and kept possession. And he was a great on-field leader who took command of the team like a general and stabilized them. For me, he was the most consistent, rock solid player along with Koscielny.

[@jackscott9272]

Him and Mertesacker were good signings that season but have gone onto to become great signings for the club since. They have brought about the needed change at the club that has its roots in the old Arsenal! The Arsenal Way! The ‘Class’ of The Arsenal!

[@CikLi6996]

That's why he's not just a great player but the captain & the manager

[@PeeaaaK]

I have a lot of respect for him, really appreciate what he has done at Arsenal this season.

[@lxalex3598]

Not so fast ..he still hasn't the big boys ..home AND away yet . Right now Arsenal plays well against the minnows but against the big boys ..they get whipped

[@LWYRUP05]

@@lxalex3598 apart from when he first took over he beat City Liverpool and Chelsea

[@mrflynn1205]

Oh yeah mate he’s changed fuck all.

[@paulcasey4282]

@@lxalex3598 This season yes, but look at other years. He beat Chelsea home and away last season. He’s beat Man City and Chelsea at Wembley in the FA cup as well as Liverpool in the community shied. Win at old Trafford last season as well as 100% win record at home vs spurs. Basically, he can and has got results against the big boys, just not this season

[@hannesp3493]

@@LWYRUP05 But then he played to park the bus in all honesty. He did what he needed to do to grind out results. This season he has been trying to play proper football against the big teams

[@twinamatsikobrian7146]

The words at the end of the video were words of prophecy. He indeed came back,he indeed is a great coach. This has made me emotional. All the best this season

[@nonder92]

That’s my manager! I forgot how incredible he was as a player. What a cannon of a leg he had.

[@reddd-77]

He wasn't "incredible"

[@Dept-of-Agriculture]

@@reddd-77 he was incredibly consistent, playing well.

[@chikaokeke5297]

@@reddd-77 As if we didn't watch him put teams down while he was at Everton. Every top 4 team wanted him. Shut it !!!!

[@anzorabaevsketches]

he was injured a lot. but then he was playing arsenal loosed many less games, team was more consistent, won more with him

[@oloruntobaosunsanya1515]

The last commentary words came through..... Mikel came back as a manager and he is doing well

[@adamhesse2586]

I was there for (at least) the free-kick, and the long-range goal in the dying minutes against Man City, and the assist for Giroud's brilliant 90th minute volley against Man Utd (I was right behind the goal). Arteta had great technique from long range, and his penalties were always confident, and also unpredictable. Different power, direction, height, etc. He captained us to our first trophies in 9 years with those two FA Cups. Good player, and he's becoming a good manager. So exciting to see him leading this dynamic young team!

[@omariblake21]

This aged well. He is doing great. Gutted he left city but what a coach he is now at Arsenal.

[@ace-paidinfull5240]

I remember that time he had to retake a pen after the first one good as it was, i was nervous for him to take it again as probably was he but he did it like there was no one in the stadium. For some reason that memory feels like yesterday but i think that was his last season as a player. It’s actually a beautiful story when you look to when he joined us, captained us, left and is now on the throne doing great things. #SuperMik 🔴⚪️

[@tratdagnl8619]

I can't believe arteta cried when he left Arsenal I mean he played much less time than he played for Everton shows how much connected to the club he was as a player

[@fernz1361]

I remember watching Arteta on tv with my dad and my dad would say "this is one player who never gets tired".

[@igorristic1067]

they didnt let him his last goal count ,they didnt call him for Spain ,they said he is bad manager ...Most underrated person in football..NOw its time to showw them who is CAPTAIN of everton ,and Arsenal and best young manager...

[@deedee-tc4fh]

He is one of us.. He has Arsenal in his blood.

[@josearias9825]

Naw, he's just waiting for Pep to leave City, and City will offer him a wayyyyy better contract. The foo well leave in a heartbeat 😂😂

[@deedee-tc4fh]

@@josearias9825 When they are relegated to the lower league after their 115 charges of financial misconduct which hopefully will be next year... I very much doubt it..

[@ktan8]

Love him when he was playing for Arsenal. He gave his heart and soul for the club.

[@sidex4]

"He'll make a great coach wherever he might be" now we are seeing it.

[@Ze_Moose]

When you see your seeds start to grow. It's hard to be patient as an Arsenal fan

[@afcsabin]

love these kind of videos with commentary in the background, not goofy ahh music, good job!

[@GavinTack]

I was too young to remember Arteta playing for Arsenal so this video is amazing to see. Arsenal is my favorite team and I know he’s an awesome coach, but I didn’t know he was just as incredible of a player. Man, he was soooooo good!!! Thx for sharing this video so we can see him play. I’ve added this video to my *BEST* Pro Futbol Videos playlist on my channel.

[@soccerstar41]

Mate you are lucky, ive been watching since the early 90s, you guys can see all that has come before the current crop of players and really appreciate the history, whilst i know the stories, i never got the chance to really see how Charlie George played week in week out or even as recently as David Rocastle... its a real pleasure to watch these kind of videos and remember games i watched when i was younger! COYG

[@katiefletcher100]

He was average

[@revilo9725]

Was there almost all of these. Was a decent signing for us and glad the fans are all behind him now as the gaffer

[@billiamtrillion]

From a new signing, to our captain, to our manager. As a Gooner, you’ve just gotta love Arteta. He’s Arsenal through and through

[@olusolaemmanuel9753]

"He will make a great coach wherever he may be"😍😍 He is now!

[@lolonoa110]

In every football manager i played...i always try my best to get arteta in my team. He is really one of best player for me.

[@turyatungabowen9644]

He even inspires his players as a coach due to what he did to the club as a captain...We love him so much as fans too

[@dubai2wheelnavigator.754]

Tears of joy and sadness I think for Mikel Arteta, He loves the club, I'd love to see him back one day, As you said he will make a great coach wherever it will be. And it's at Arsenal.

[@NatTrixSWAG]

It’s impossible not to love him, he’s 100% Arsenal

[@Gunnr7]

%99 arsenal %1 city he was pep’s assistant for a while and I’m a arsenal fan

[@ThePersonWhoAsked69420]

@@Gunnr7 75% Arsenal 20% Everton 5% City

[@yuenhauwing8574]

5"36' He'll make a great coach, wherever it maybe... This season 2024-2025, this guy is going to bring us a TROPHY after 21 years since THE INVINCIBLE. And his name will be sealed in ARSENAL History. COYG!!

[@tb77]

It looks difficult. 😒 I mean, hope isn't over. Yet, last game week was a little symthomatic for the season as a whole . Liverpool scoring two goals in two minutes, in overtime, in a game that could have gone both ways up till then... ...and our boys controlling the game for 80 out of 90 minutes... except for that lousy 10 minutes in 2nd half where Villa was let back in the game. Such points lost prove costly. And it does not look as if Liverpool will slip this season. But then again, nobody saw coming the problems City had for 8-9 games. So, things MAY change. It's over when it's over. COYG!!! ❤️🤍

[@combatking2433]

Watching him and his goals all over again is very emotional for me. Thank you for everything arteta❤️

[@ace-paidinfull5240]

❤️🤍

[@themightyspitz1]

5:17 Jorginho took notes

[@wekibridgestone4003]

He will make a great coach where ever it maybe be. And boom he is back and he surely is a great coach.

[@magala6234]

He is making a good coach where he is at arsenal...That last line was prophetic... I rem the very game. I have always loved arteta even at everton, felt a jolt of joy when he joined us at arsenal, bow u can imagine how i feel that he is the manager... Good lord. Although i miss him as a player for arsenal. Am one of those that feel he left so early.

[@vdiaziz]

Great player and great coach now

[@visanion1361]

He scored in his last game!!!!!wow!!!!and now coming back as manager and building this awesome team!!!!this man is wengers disciple and true heir!!!!i changed my opinion after seeing the amazon documentary......what a good guy.....what a nice person truelly good hearted and warm to the players

[@aliveandhopeful5080]

Someone give that commentator a raise, because he predicted the future.

[@Rid121380]

brilliant player fantasic coach.well done son. now lets win the leauge. boom boom boom

[@genericanimelover9943]

I remember watching him with Arsenal back in the day. I forgot how clutch he was with penalties

[@BIGKEY_1234]

Arteta was a baller back in the day 😤🔥👏💪🏾

[@PaulN200]

He doesn't look a day older today. Some poignant words at the end. I admired him as a player and now as a coach. I'm a Chelsea fan

[@bosahejindu2561]

Thank so much for this meant so much to me. I have forgotten how good a player he was to Us now Becoming d best Manager he is now... 💯

[@chrislamb25]

And he makes a great coach. Where he can only be 😊

[@silectahgully5325]

He is really giving his best for the badge ,club 👏 n fans...and without a doubt everybody deserves a chance ,he's definitely doing Greater than he's last year...n I don't count the half year he did after unai emery 😉...if we can conquer our next five games with 12points from it starting from tomorrow...I'll be sure seeing champions league

[@purnamamerindu8166]

There are blessing in disguise on Fabregas leaving Arsenal, had Arteta didn’t join Arsenal, he wouldn’t become the manager of the club today

[@CassanoRay]

He is making a good coach already... God bless him. Cos he loves arsenal so much

[@edwinjoy7946]

What a time to recommend this video. Trust The Process... Gunners Forever.

[@luijim607]

Like this guy since he in Everton , born to be a leader , and appreciate what he bring to arsenal last season …

[@davidnyamuyonjo8562]

Great footballer. I hope becomes one of the greatest managers

[@Anthonygooneramerica]

Thank you for this. Arteta and Arsenal a legacy in the making.

[@gabbis.]

longshot merchant, on a serious note great player and I love what he's done and doing for arsenal

[@hinoka2911]

I remembered when i was a kid, i always hear Mikel Arteta each time arsenal playing

[@smitwessssson]

Yea, same)

[@NateNakao]

"He'll make a great coach, wherever it may be." 😍

[@babatopeajirenike4778]

its so funny how we slash Arteta like hes done ntn for us. Man has won both community shield and F.A cup beating big teams and now hes making us love arsenal again

[@mesakaputea4362]

He's one of the greatest manger in the world now

[@Orisha001]

Take it easy, lad

[@silentobserver9418]

Deluded

[@duck1sgood]

@@silentobserver9418 Not many manager can do what Mikel did. Clearing out the toxicity in the dressing room and instilling good culture in the club aint no easy task

[@ValiantInstance]

@@duck1sgood Arsenal have spent an absurd amount of money in the past few years to potentially muster up one 4th place finish this season.

[@duck1sgood]

@@ValiantInstance thank you for bringing up a totally unrelated piece of information into the conversation man. Doing god's work

[@stevenwinton1194]

Mikel Arteta was a top player and a even better manager he gives his all has been schooled by two of the greatest managers pep and Wenger I think arsenal can obtain and achieve great things

[@mzjoe2705]

Always have that elegant touch when scoring goals/assist

[@Mohagnito94]

He'll make a great coach wherever it may be!!..

[@canvas11xD]

I completely forgot that I used to watch him play with Arsenal lol he completely reinvented himself as a coach but he was a great pivot.

[@zdl1965]

And to think Arteta almost single-handedly derailed Man City's 2011-12 Premiership winning season. Without his goal to sink City, there would not have been that "Agueroooooo..." moment!

[@Rorschached]

Absolutely love him as a manager, and it's great getting to see his highlights from when we played!

[@Charlie-wise]

I will love to see him back one day... He will make a great coach wherever he may be.. These words are now reality..

[@ugochukwustanleyedeagu2426]

I dey tell you 💯

[@tonytran6461]

People compare him with the impact of Fabregas, but I even love him more than Cesc. Not only he is the manager of the club now, He also got the real love & true passion with the Club. In addition, the guy decided to finish his career with Arsenal and did not make a move to any team. What a career you had Mikel.

[@wizardeejay]

As a city fan it makes me happy to see Mikel succeed after constant criticism, he makes football exciting to watch just like Pep did and Cruyff before him. All disciples of the same school

[@princekisegerwa6833]

For sure this guy, is the one to take arsenal to the next level

[@jamesmartin1859]

He's a clinical player very decisive and strong his sight is good I love him more when he was in Everton ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@wiseone1013]

He cares a lot and deserves all the success coming his way.

[@jospinfingy8495]

He will make a great coach wherever He might be. And now He's a great coach at the same Arsenal. Gunner for life

[@thanhla7080]

Didn't score much, but every single ones that ever been was a masterpiece on its own

[@Narutouzumaki-ne4qo]

He is simply an awesome player and a good coach as well, and maybe one day he will become the best coach in the world for arsenal.

[@stoneisland1703]

Great technician on the pitch and off it ! He was more of a number 10 at Everton and transformed his game at arsenal to suit the team !!! He wasn’t with us donkeys years but u could see every minute he represented areas all he done it proudly and to the best of his ability !! He generally loves the club and the fans and you can even see it no then ,you could see happiness in his fellow peers faces and managers when he would score or assist ! He deserves these good times and many more .

[@donbismo]

That last commentator must've been a psychic or something, not only did he became a coach but he's actually back where he belong

[@lucca7406]

He looks exactly the same, the man doesnt change

[@Kibaet]

Arteta should teach partey how to shoot from long range 😂

[@duck1sgood]

Partey almost got a banger on that match against Leicester. Sadly it hit the bar

[@antioligarki61988]

We already had xhaka to do that

[@shafiqroslan9579]

Partey gol vs spurs

[@aashir786ss]

Partey vs forest 😎

[@22kalon]

He has taught Ødegaard...same Jersey same play

[@IanBroeksmit]

You can see the influence he has on odegard if you watch all of odegards and artetas goals almost all of them are one time hits from the 18 into the bottom corner.

[@Lach1234]

Came in at a time of turmoil after the club lost Nasri and Fabregas. He did his duty well. The free kick against Villa and the goal against Man City were memorable.

[@Kitofthearts]

And they were two exceptional players!

[@gerard.g9780]

My fantastic captain once, and now he's my beloved club's coach. Arteta's a true gunner, another legend. COYG.

[@sakargautama8178]

5:35 predicted the future

[@Heavenmypriority]

Listen to the last statement of the commentator.... " I'm sure he will make a great coach wherever he might be"

[@donfrank2687]

Best player good coach with standards with team spirit

[@aNdzel0t]

plays with such an ease, truly a talent! :)

[@mohammedabuzead8289]

What a video... Amazing arteta..

[@aslan21]

Nice video!

[@iGooner]

Thanks mate!

[@MrMucray]

one of the best vedios i have ever watched for arsenal, especially the last part

[@RS3_EDITZ]

First lovely video

[@rooneylee7824]

The long range goal against Manchester City in 2012 and the assist to the unlikeliest header by Sagna against Tottenham in 2012 were greatest goal and assist I saw from Arteta.

[@richardweiss3931]

"He'll make a great coach wherever it may be" . That aged quite well

[@ultraslanmc]

no it didn’t he’s a great coach now, watch ball

[@footy_genius]

The last words from the commentator to wind up the video aged well, and here we're!!

[@cyrilodek8241]

He's an incredible coach indeed

[@fookkheongchin4302]

I remember that free kicks, what a joy to watch. I like players that can score free kicks, henry & van persie are my fav free kick takers. Initially I have doubt on Arteta as a manager due to his inexperience and being a rookie at a big club, I can now see the improvement of the way the team play. Most of the players are still young and only being together for a season. Hopefully this team will grow stronger under Arteta & win many trophy together, COYG!

[@loveadeola]

The Spanish team in his time was so loaded, that such a legend didn't make the squad.

[@COYG24]

He will make a great coach where ever it may be 😮🎉 ;)

[@adamsixsmith8763]

Seeing rvp smash in a hattrick in an arsenal shirt has the years rolling back, those were some special years :/

[@kofiamoakosiawkasmow8889]

Wow Arteta could really hit the ball! His style was like Fabregas right? I need that commentator at the end to prophecy into my life! He was spot on

[@alexkarthik1064]

People who actually watched his Arsenal games, not youtube videos will know what kind of DM he was. He was incredibly underrated as a holding midfielder and more often penalized because his tactics where not as flashy as certain DMs Arsenal were used to in the past. Xhaka reminds me more of Arteta has a holding mid except Arteta was definitely way more disciplined in the manner.

[@soccerstar41]

its the exact reason he loves Havertz... he seems himself in Havertz just like he did with Granit.

[@adiyaksaerlangga4252]

Love the ending of this video! Cheers mate

[@iGooner]

Thanks for watching mate!

[@jordantaylor6956]

Mad I remember his tots back in the day on fifa it was one of the best midfielder cards I’ve played with

[@Bryan-dk6xx]

Got his jersey when I was 11 years old, really liked him as a player but he faded quickly with age

[@hannesp3493]

My first ever game was against West Brom in Dec 2012. Arteta scoring from the spot twice. Thought I’d remember him for that moment, never realise he would go on to leave a bigger legacy as a manager

[@walteralfaro496]

im a man cuty fan but im really ecited for this m,an an his career. mad knowledge, passion, and grit. respect