Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta acknowledges that the team will need to 'break more records' and achieve a higher points tally than last season's 89 to contend with Manchester City for the Premier League title. Arteta, who has overseen a steady improvement in Arsenal's performance over the past few seasons, emphasized the squad's ambition and readiness to surpass previous achievements. Key players such as Jurrien Timber are fit for the season opener against Wolves, although Takehiro Tomiyasu and Kieran Tierney will miss the initial games due to injuries. The addition of Riccardo Calafiori aims to bolster the defense, addressing last season's depth issues. Arteta's focus remains on continuous improvement and leveraging the team's evolving dynamics to finally achieve Premier League glory. The squad's commitment and motivation, seen through their proactive approach in both training and gatherings, underline their determination to succeed this season.