Arteta showed his players photos of wolves. Why did he do it?

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Arsenal currently sit at the top of the table and remain firmly in the hunt for the title. The Gunners’ head coach continues to use unconventional methods in his work with the squad.

Details: According to gunnerblog, Spanish manager Mikel Arteta showed his players photos of a wolf pack. He did so in an effort to inspire his team to hunt as a unit and relentlessly snap at the heels of their opponents with aggressive intensity.

Arsenal currently sit top of the table with 70 points after 32 matches, while Manchester City have 64 points from 31 games. City also have a game in hand, making this clash extremely important in the title race.

Reminder: Arsenal faced Sporting in the UEFA Champions League quarter-finals and advanced thanks to a 1-0 away victory. In doing so, they set a new club record.

Miguel Solomons Miguel Solomons Dailysports's expert
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