All focus is understandably on the remainder of the season as Arsenal look to secure a Champions League spot, but it's difficult to ignore the excitement surrounding the summer transfer window and the highly acclaimed 'All or Nothing' Amazon Prime documentary that is currently being filmed at the club.
It was announced back in July last year that the Gunners would be participating in the next instalment of the documentary series, which has previously been filmed at Manchester City and north London rivals Tottenham Hotspur.
A statement released by Arsenal read: "All or Nothing: Arsenal will take our fans behind the curtain during a crucial season as we focus our efforts on challenging for domestic success and returning to elite European competition.
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"As well as capturing the highs and lows of life at the Emirates Stadium and our training centre, the All or Nothing cameras will follow our squad away from the pitch to examine the daily challenges faced by elite athletes, the work we do in our local and global communities and what connects the Arsenal family and our special club."
With production still ongoing, it's not known exactly how much behind the scenes access the club has permitted. However, as The Arsenal Way has already explained, the 2021 summer transfer window which includes the presence of Josh Kroenke is expected to feature.
In addition to that, fans can expect to discover a different side to manager Mikel Arteta, a side that people rarely see. That's according to Spanish football journalist Guillem Balague, who claims fans have "no idea" about Arteta's work ethic behind the scenes.
Speaking to presenter James Allcott on his YouTube channel, Balague said: "Let me say very quickly, you mention Arteta, people haven't got any idea how deep is the personality, the thinking, the leadership, the vision, the empathy, the knowledge that Arteta has. They've got no idea.
"Maybe when this comes out, they will have a better idea because they've got no idea. He is the engine of that club now, which is a big worry because I think it could burn him out because he really is putting the whole thing on his shoulders, but he knows where he's going.
"He won't stop until he's surrounded by people that think exactly like him and that means squad, coaching staff which he's got already, but squad certainly."
I don't know about you, but hearing all of this just makes me even more excited for the documentary to drop. Arsenal is a club that for a long time now, has remained tight-lipped in terms of how it operates and I'm really intrigued to see what we will learn from that and the people who run it.
There is currently no confirmed release date for the 'All or Nothing' documentary, but we do know it will launch exclusively on Prime Video in over 240 countries and territories later this year. The aforementioned Manchester City and Tottenham series both came out in August, so perhaps it will be the same for Arsenal.
