Wright Sets Arsenal Target That Would Keep Him Happy

Ian Wright says he would be happy if Arsenal finished “anywhere near the top six” in the Premier League this season.

Mikel Arteta’s side have recorded three straight victories over Chelsea, Brighton and West Brom to relieve the pressure after a shocking start to the season.

They have now climbed to 11th in the table and are just six points off sixth place.

And Wright says he would be content if Arsenal continue to “create” in a similar way to their last few games and challenge for sixth place.

“If Arsenal got anywhere near the top six and they start to create and do what we’re seeing now in the last few games, I’d be happy with that, for now,” he told the Kelly and Wrighty Show.

“I think that the confidence that will be going through the guys now, they’ll be looking forward to those games.

“Whereas a couple of weeks ago, before the three wins, they would be games where you’d be thinking, ‘oh my gosh, this could be quite intense for Arsenal.’

“Before the Chelsea game they had a run of games where you couldn’t see Arsenal winning, with the form that they were in. But in the Premier League, three wins changes everything.

“It changes the confidence, you’ve got players who can’t wait to play and Arsenal look like a different proposition to teams now.

“The two [Premier League] games coming up now, Arsenal will feel like they can win those games.”

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