Emery reveals the three key objectives he is working towards with Arsenal

Arsenal boss Unai Emery who arrived in the summer to replace Arsene Wenger after 22 years, has revealed the three objectives he is working towards during his first season in charge. Emery wants his side to win titles this season and of course, finish in the top four. "The Premier League is our priority," said Arsenal's head coach. "Our objective in terms of the table is to finish in the top four. "The club wants to return to Europe’s top club competition which is the Champions League, and we have two opportunities by which to do that - one is the Premier League, and the other is the Europa League because obviously, you qualify by winning that competition. Both are very difficult but we want to ensure we perform the best we can on both fronts. "At the same time, every competition where there’s a title up for grabs is important and that counts for the two domestic cup competitions as well." Despite victories and trophies, the Spaniard is confident his side needs to convey energy. "We have a third objective however and that is that we want to garner feedback and create a connection with the fans. We want the team to transmit things,” Emery added. "We want it to convey energy, desire about winning and also a sense of solidity. And within that, we want to see individual footballers growing and developing. "We want to create that kind of atmosphere so it’s about both how we finish in the table and also in terms of creating a team both individually and collectively that has motivation. We want Arsenal to convey energy and hunger." Source- Football.London

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