Slegers: Arsenal have ‘real hunger’ to end WSL title wait
Anne Butzelaar, Women's Football EditorArsenal manager Renée Slegers says there is a “real hunger” within her squad to challenge for the Women’s Super League title as the Gunners prepare to beg...
Arsenal manager Renée Slegers has expressed her team's "real hunger" to end their Women's Super League title drought ahead of their season opener against Brighton & Hove Albion. Slegers emphasized that the Gunners are not only targeting the WSL title but also believe it should be a primary goal given Arsenal's historical dominance in European competitions.
The manager highlighted the importance of endurance and consistency in a league campaign, stating that the squad is now the strongest she has managed during her time in north London. With a number of new signings and experienced players returning, Slegers expressed confidence in the variety and quality of talent available to the team.
The manager discussed the importance of unpredictability in upcoming matches, particularly against Brighton, who have a reputation for being a stubborn and tactical opponent. Brighton's recent managerial change was also mentioned, adding another layer of uncertainty to the fixture.
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