This remarkably immediate change, imposed after last season’s three-month break due to the global coronavirus pandemic, presents a challenge to pre-season arrangements for Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta and his Liverpool counterpart, Jurgen Klopp.
However, this Arsenal and Liverpool have earned credit for the persistence of two brilliant successes by winning the main FA Cup and Premier League national awards.
Wembley, as in the FA Cup final, will not feature enthusiasts, but the Community Shield still provides a chance to score early for the start of the Premier League season, which will begin on Saturday, September 12.
Two other types of wins for Arsenal and Liverpool have led to this classic updrop, it remains to be noted how strong all teams will be on Saturday, given the relief in the pre-new era.
Liverpool’s good fortune in the Premier League, his first name in 30 years, resulted in a brilliantly going through the gears for several seasons with Klopp.
The Champions League’s triumph over Tottenham in 2019, after wasting Real Madrid in the 2018 final, the catalyst for an insatiable preference to top it off the name after missing the 2018-19 Premier League against Manchester City for one point, wasting only one match for the eventual champions.
The Liverpool Premier League named a procession from the beginning of the year, winning with seven games to play and a final margin of 18 points, despite the inevitable stabilization after the victory was confirmed.
Arsenal’s good fortune was built differently, with the record for the 14th FA Cup triumph against Chelsea on 1 August after a turbulent season with Arteta, who took his first leading position in the football superpower after Unai Emery was fired in December.
It was fuelled by the brilliance of Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, who scored twice in the semi-final win over Manchester City and repeated the feat in the final.
Arsenal’s environment, in the context of football, is becoming more dynamic. However, they have been criticized for the resolution of firing 55 workers while delivering a massive pay package to lure 32-year-old Chelsea midfielder Willian, as well as providing 250,000 euros a week to inspire Aubameyang to sign a new deal.
Arteta is already beginning to show his authority over Arsenal before the end of last season with the ruthless marginalization of Mesut Ozil and Matteo Gufinishouzi.
The FA Cup victory was a eulogy for the Spaniard’s initial impact and this meeting with the champions, whom they beat 2-1 at the Emirates Stadium towards the end of the season, is the best chance to maintain momentum.
Arteta has experienced a smotion in the scenes, with the breakdown of football director Raúl Sanllehi as a component of a new optimized operation. Managing Director Vinai Venkatesham will take on a more important leadership role and Arteta will have a larger force base, as will technical director Edu.
Recruiting manager Francis Cagigao left, as did British recruiting manager Pete Clark and senior scout Brian McDermott.
A new Arsenal is being shown on the pitch. Willian will carry experience, elegance and creativity, while the 22-year-old central defender Gabriel Magalhaes, expected from Lille, has been one of Europe’s most sought-after young players.
He will be joined by much-loved William Saliba, the 19-year-old defender who is now at Arsenal after being loaned to Saint-Etienne on the end of a 27 million pound deal in 2019.
All this looks like a new era at Arsenal with Arteta, the signature of talisman and superstar established Aubameyang in his new contract is seen to the maximum as the official seal of approval. That would remain the Gunners’ greatest life activity this summer, as long as it can be completed.
Arsenal finished last season with pleasure to beat Chelsea at Wembley, an eighth place in the league hints at the paintings Arteta still has to make. Community Shield gives them the ability to transmit some other signal of progress.
Liverpool, meanwhile, has been serene and relatively calm in preparation as it looks to repeat the relentless brilliance that has dominated all its rivals and has even left Manchester City helpless behind them.
Coach Klopp has been calm in the moving market this summer, but Liverpool is the team to beat, the whole package with no apparent weaknesses.
Kostas Tsimikas arrived from Olympiakos on an 11 million pound contract to upgrade to left-back Andrew Robertson and while Liverpool is still distanced privately from Bayern Munich Champions League winner Thiago Alcantara as an active target, with K-added 29 adding the influential 29. -Year-year so that your midfielder is not fired.
Naby Keita’s remarkable form towards the end of last season will also shape his thinking as emerging talents such as Neco Williams, Curtis Jones, Harvey Elliott and striker Rhian Brewster, who returned after a successful loan to Swansea City, will grow and increase Klopp’s resources. Harry Wilson also made a good impression when he was on loan at Bournemouth.
All this and the three most sensitive stellars of Sadio Mane, Mohamed Salah and Roberto Firmino, as well as the imperious defender Virgil van Dijk and world-class goalkeeper Alisson, imply that Liverpool’s rivals have a serious task to do in the play window to get in shape. to take the name away from them.
The Community Shield will be different in many grades this season; however, at all times it is a smart time for the contenders to know the type of way they are located as the new Premier League crusade arrives so fast.