Donny Afroni, 27 de mai. de 2026 16:51+03:00, Traduzido por. Este é um trecho de código HTML que representa parte de uma página de artigo, provavelmente de um site de notícias de futebol (Goal.com, dado o SVG e a estrutura).
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- Título do Artigo: “É preciso passar por fracassos” – Por que o Arsenal está em melhor posição para conquistar a Liga dos Campeões em 2026, enquanto Jack Wilshere vê o clube se tornando campeão da Premier League antes do previsto
- Teaser do Artigo: O ex-meio-campista do Arsenal, Jack Wilshere, acredita que a conquista da Premier League 2025-26 tirou a “pressão” do time de Mikel Arteta, que se prepara para a final da Liga dos Campeões. Embora a conquista do título nacional fosse o objetivo principal nesta temporada, Wilshere sugere que os Gunners estão agora adiantados em relação ao planejado para conquistar a Europa.
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Em resumo, o artigo discute as perspectivas do Arsenal para a Liga dos Campeões em 2026 e a Premier League, com base na opinião de Jack Wilshere e a ideia de que “fracassos” são necessários para o sucesso. Here’s the translation of the provided text:
The Premier League was the priority
Arsenal finally ended their 22-year wait for a league title, securing the trophy before their final-round clash against Crystal Palace. According to Wilshere, who worked as a coach at the club’s Hale End academy, this obsession with the Premier League was the driving force behind everything at the Emirates Stadium this season.
“Now that the Premier League is secured, I know that’s what really mattered. I know Mikel wanted it. I know the lads wanted it,” Wilshere told TNT Sports. “I was there two years ago with the U18s and all the work revolved around it, and they finally achieved it. The Champions League was probably a goal for them, but perhaps a bit further down the line, but the team has been excellent.”
Image: Paris Saint-Germain v Arsenal FC – UEFA Champions League 2024/25 Semi Final Second Leg
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Learning from previous failure against PSG
The Gunners face a familiar opponent in Saturday’s final: Luis Enrique’s Paris Saint-Germain. After being eliminated by the French giant in last season’s semi-finals, with a defeat… (The text appears to be cut off here) By a 3-1 aggregate score, Wilshere believes these scars have become necessary lessons for a squad that is still maturing on the big stages.
“I look at this competition and the journey teams have taken to win it, and I see that you have to fail, go through tough times, and learn from it,” explained the former England international. “I hope Arsenal have done that enough. I hope last year’s semifinal was painful enough for them to move forward and use it to their advantage.”
