Arteta’s Arsenal can surpass the Invincibles with a double, says Ian Wright
Could Arsenal F.C. be on the verge of creating the greatest team in the club’s history? That debate has now exploded among football fans after club legend Ian Wright made a stunning statement following Arsenal’s narrow 1-0 victory over West Ham United F.C. on Sunday.
Speaking on Sky Sports, Wright boldly declared that Mikel Arteta’s current Arsenal squad could surpass the famous “Invincibles” team if they manage to win both the Premier League and the UEFA Champions League this season.
The former striker admitted the Invincibles remain one of the greatest teams English football has ever seen after completing the 2003/2004 Premier League campaign unbeaten. However, he believes Arteta’s side has the opportunity to achieve something even more historic by conquering Europe while also dominating domestically.
Wright’s comments have instantly sparked intense debate across the football world. While many supporters still view Arsène Wenger’s legendary squad as untouchable, others believe this current Arsenal team possesses a different kind of mentality, discipline, and tactical strength under Arteta.
The Gunners have continued to impress with their consistency, defensive solidity, and attacking creativity, keeping fans dreaming of a season that could redefine the club’s modern era. Their recent win against West Ham further strengthened belief that Arsenal may finally be ready to end years of waiting for European glory.
According to Wright, if Arteta’s men complete the job and secure both major trophies, they would achieve something the Invincibles never managed — lifting the Champions League title alongside league dominance.
With the season entering a decisive stage, pressure is now mounting on Arsenal as expectations continue to rise. Supporters are beginning to wonder whether this squad is truly building a football dynasty or if the dream could still slip away before history is made.
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