Most people think Arsenal will do well to finish in the top four, but Mohamed Elneny hasn’t given up on the Gunners getting all the way to the top.
Arsene Wenger’s side are currently languishing sixth in the Premier League table amid a difficult season.
This weekend they take on local rivals Tottenham, with victory seen as crucial if Arsenal are to haul themselves back into contention for Champions League qualification. If Spurs win they would be seven points ahead of the Gunners.
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But despite their current predicament, Elneny reckons Arsenal are still competing for the title even though league leaders Manchester City being 24 points ahead with just 12 games to go.
‘There’s nothing impossible in the English Premier League,’ the Egyptian told beIN Sports
‘We still have our chance to compete for the title, we have to fight till the end, many surprises can occur at any point.
‘If we fail to compete for the title this season, we have to prepare for the next season, but currently we are only thinking about finishing as high as possible in the league.’
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Most people think Arsenal will do well to finish in the top four, but Mohamed Elneny hasn’t given up on the Gunners getting all the way to the top.
Arsene Wenger’s side are currently languishing sixth in the Premier League table amid a difficult season.
This weekend they take on local rivals Tottenham, with victory seen as crucial if Arsenal are to haul themselves back into contention for Champions League qualification. If Spurs win they would be seven points ahead of the Gunners.
More: Football
But despite their current predicament, Elneny reckons Arsenal are still competing for the title even though league leaders Manchester City being 24 points ahead with just 12 games to go.
‘There’s nothing impossible in the English Premier League,’ the Egyptian told beIN Sports
‘We still have our chance to compete for the title, we have to fight till the end, many surprises can occur at any point.
‘If we fail to compete for the title this season, we have to prepare for the next season, but currently we are only thinking about finishing as high as possible in the league.’
