Arsenal have spent the first three months of their title defence winning the sort of matches that can make a good side look ordinary.

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta reportedly has a strained relationship with midfielder Martín Zubimendi following behind-the-scenes disagreements dating back to spring. According to reporter Marcos Durán, the pair clashed as Arsenal pushed for the league title, coinciding with Zubimendi losing his guaranteed starting role. Zubimendi has not started a single Premier League match this season, accumulating just 107 minutes across seven appearances from the bench.
Following his reduced playing time behind Bruno Guimarães and Declan Rice, Zubimendi is reportedly linked with a potential move to Atlético Madrid in the January transfer window. Broadcaster Radio Nacional de España reported that representatives from Zubimendi's camp visited the Metropolitano on Sunday, presenting a possible return to Spain if his situation under Arteta does not improve.
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