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Arsenal<\/a> will celebrate their Premier League title win on Sunday in front of their supporters in north London. <\/p>\n “If you’d offered them at the start of the season – that they would win the Premier League title and lose the Champions League final by a penalty kick, then it is not a bad season, it is a great season and I mean a really great season,” Pat Nevin told BBC Sport.<\/p>\n “Let’s remember they have lost tonight but they are the Premier League winners,” Onouha added. <\/p>\n “They have got their parade to look forward to and I don’t think there will be any fewer people turning up tomorrow just because they have lost the Champions League final. <\/p>\n “I think the club is in a great position, the manager has been there for many years now and he has a bunch of players who are still very very hungry, even though they have been successful.”<\/p>\n The review of the Arsenal<\/a> squad will come in the summer but this team has progressed so much from the one that Arteta took over in 2019. <\/p>\n Bukayo Saka is the last player left from that squad and Arteta said it has been a “joy” to share this season with his players and staff. <\/p>\n Arsenal<\/a> have looked at how they could generate money in the coming transfer window by potential player sales. <\/p>\n There is also a group of exciting youngsters, including 19-year-old Myles Lewis-Skelly – who started in Budapest – Ethan Nwaneri, 19, and 16-year-olds Max Dowman and Marli Salmon who could emerge as first-team regulars in the coming seasons.<\/p>\n “It is cruel for Arsenal<\/a> fans, but it is inevitable that this club win the Champions League,” European football expert Julien Laurens said on 5 Live. <\/p>\n “Mikel Arteta will see the positives because that is the kind of guy he is. Arsenal<\/a> are getting closer and closer.”<\/p>\n