Arsenal aims for success in Women’s Super League 2024-25 season

Arsenal's women's team is gearing up for the 2024-25 season with high expectations following a strong performance last season, where they achieved the highest points tally against the top four teams. However, they faced setbacks due to dropped points against lower-ranked teams, which hindered their title aspirations. Leah Williamson emphasized the importance of managing pressure through their playing style, especially as they prepare for the Champions League qualifying campaign. Despite frustrations surrounding the team's exit at the end of the previous season, Arsenal has found success in domestic competitions, winning back-to-back League Cups. The departure of star player Vivianne Miedema to Manchester City raises questions about its impact on the team's trophy ambitions, which will become clearer as the season progresses. Off the pitch, Arsenal is making strides by increasing the number of Women’s Super League games held at their main stadium, the Emirates, from five to eight. This move is expected to boost revenue, which has already seen a significant increase from £6.9 million to £11 million in the latest financial accounts. The club's overall loss has slightly improved, indicating a positive trend in financial management. While the majority of their domestic cup games will be played at Boreham Wood, the team has outgrown this venue, prompting upgrades to facilities. The club's commitment to enhancing their infrastructure reflects a bright future for Arsenal's women's team as they aim for success in the upcoming season.