Arsenal won their first Premier League title in more than 20 years last season and look likely to challenge for more major honours in 2026/27.
Not only that, the Gunners were a penalty-shootout victory away from lifting the UEFA Champions League back in May and fell at the final hurdle in the EFL Cup when Nico O'Reilly's box-crashing exploits saw Manchester City take the spoils at Wembley.
Revenge over City in the Community Shield, three straight Premier League victories and a winning start in Europe has left fans in North London are dreaming big this season.
But how far can Arsenal take the winning feeling?
bet365's Steve Freeth said: “It’s been a perfect start to the campaign in the Premier League and Champions League for Mikel Arteta’s side, and skipper Martin Odegaard has played a big part in that with another important goal, this time against Napoli.
“Winning the title last season seems to have taken a huge weight of expectation off their shoulders. If this good form continues, we could be asking how many trophies Arsenal will win, rather than whether the Gunners win any silverware at all.
“Going one better in the UEFA Champions League may be their focus after coming agonisingly close to lifting trophy last season, and we’re now seeing support for them at 200/1 to win an unprecedented quadruple following their success in Naples.”
Manchester City came closest to winning the quadruple in 2022/23, but ultimately came up one short in pursuit of history after crashing out in the quarter-finals of the EFL Cup. They did, however, win the Premier League, FA Cup & UEFA Champions League, making them just the first English side to land the Treble since city rivals Manchester United in 1998/99.
Defeated in two finals by Barcelona and Paris Saint-Germain, Champions League glory remains at the top of the wish list and the Gunners are among the favourites at 11/2.
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