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Arsenal coach, Arteta names world’s best manager, team in EPL history
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Arsenal coach, Arteta names world’s best manager, team in EPL history

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Arsenal coach, Mikel Arteta, has named Pep Guardiola as the best manager in the world.

Arteta also named Manchester City as the best team in the history of the Premier League.

He spoke at his post-match interview after Arsenal defeated Crystal Palace 2-1 on the final day (Sunday) of the Premier League campaign.

“We had to raise our level because you have opposition who are constantly asking that question of you,” Arteta said after the match.

“In my opinion, we had the best team [Manchester City] in the history of this competition, pushing us. In Pep, by far, he is the best manager in the world.

“To do it with those circumstances and in the manner we did it, it is all about the we in this team. I loved every minute of it,” he said.

Arsenal coach, Arteta names world’s best manager, team in EPL history

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