ARSENAL co-chair Josh Kroenke has revealed the club are already plotting how they will defend their Premier League crown next season.
The Gunners ended their 22-year wait to lift the Prem trophy on Sunday after beating to the title.
Arsenal were crowned Premier League champions last week for the first time in 22 years Credit: Alamy
Arteta could achieve a stunning double in the Champions League final next weekend Credit: Shutterstock Editorial
now have eyes on a historic Double when they face in the final on Saturday – but they are looking to the summer, too.
The club want to tie down manager to a new contract and are expected to be active in the transfer market.
They want to add a defender, midfielder and forward to their ranks, with co-chair Kroenke aware rival teams will be coming for their crown.
He told NBC Sports: “The business never stops.
“And so, right now there are other teams that are already trying to strengthen to come at us for next season. So we need to be aware of that.
“We’ve already had a few conversations about different areas that we think we can improve – both on and off the pitch. We are looking forward to getting that going this summer.
“It is going to be an interesting one because of the World Cup, but fortunately everybody is coming to the United States, so I don’t have to travel for once.”
Arsenal players celebrated wildly at Selhurst Park after beating , before lifting the title.
Arsenal co-chair Josh Kroenke, here with owner and dad Stan, is eyeing lasting success Credit: Getty
And asked if this could be the start of a dynasty for the Gunners, midfielder said: “I hope so. We deserve it.
“This club has been moving in the right direction for years – and I am sure we are going to stay at the top.”
Arsenal beat Palace thanks to goals from and , with pulling one back late on for the hosts.
Madueke now cannot wait for Saturday’s clash with PSG and stressed how high the squad’s spirits are.
Arteta’s side have come under fire for their style of play this season, yet they are one game away from an unprecedented Double
Madueke told broadcaster Stadium Astro: “Playing for Arsenal, you are going to have criticism all the time.
“It is a little bit of banter between fans and players, so today everyone can be quiet.
“We can’t wait for the final, we want to bring the Champions League back to North London.
“We have got so much confidence as well, so bring it on.”



