Arsenal Multiple Trophies Odds 2023/24: The Gunners' prices for silverware this season

Arsenal dared to dream last season when, for the majority of the campaign, they topped the Premier League chart and looked set to claim a first PL title in 20 years.

Unfortunately for them, it didn't end up materialising as Man City's domestic dominance continued. That being said, many believe that Mikel Arteta's men are here to stay.

After a few astute signings this summer, we paint you a picture of how their 2023/24 season could shape up when prompted by their odds to win multiple trophies this term.

Premier League

That aforementioned 20-year wait for another Premier League trophy has been agonising for everybody associated with Arsenal.

Last season, they ultimately ended five points shy of claiming that piece of silverware, dropping points in six of their last nine matches - losing three, one of which was a decisive 4-1 L to eventual champions Man City.

The three-time winners were victims of Chelsea's emergence and overshadowed in the long-term battle with Manchester United, drifting further away from maintaining a competitive team in the latter stages of Arsene Wenger's tenure and every year since his retirement barring last term.

Second to only Pep & co, The Gunners are 5/1 with a number of firms to get the job done this time around. Compare that to the 40/1 on offer last campaign and you can see the great strides Arteta has made in charge at the Emirates.

Champions League

Not only is the UCL a trophy that has evaded Arsenal throughout its 60-year history, it's also a competition that the club have failed to qualify for since finishing runners-up to Leicester City in the 2015/16 season.

2006's 2-1 loss to Barcelona in the Stade de France final is the closest they've come to being crowned European champions. In the 19 UCL tournaments they've participated in, they've fallen at the round of 16 hurdle nine times. They've also only made it beyond the quarter-finals twice.

With the acquisitions of Kai Havertz - a Champions League final match winner - Declan Rice, and Jurrien Timber, Arsenal will feel they hold a bit more pedigree among Europe's elite.

If you fancy their chances of lifting their first ever UCL trophy, 14/1 is being quoted before a ball has been kicked.

FA Cup

Arsenal are the competition's most successful club, winning a total of 14 FA Cups: 1930, 1936, 1950, 1971, 1979, 1993, 1998, 2002, 2003, 2005, 2014, 2015, 2017, 2020.

In the 2022/23 campaign, they were yet again undone by Man City, this time in a tight 1-0 affair staged at the Etihad.

At 8/1 - second to holders Man City and priced equally with Liverpool - you'd be a fool to bet against them in this particular competition. Although, there is the possibility that Mikel Arteta's priorities lie elsewhere, in addition to doubts over whether Arsenal have the depth to compete in four different competitions.

League Cup

Before that in the first available domestic cup competition, Arsenal are priced slightly larger than Manchester City, holders Man Utd and Liverpool out at 10/1.

Last term they were drawn at home to Brighton in the Third Round but made a swift exit, falling out to a 3-1 loss despite taking the lead inside 20 minutes.

Arsenal have won just two League Cups since it was founded in 1960, first in 1987 and again in 1993 - the latter as part of a domestic cup double.

If The Gunners are to firmly put themselves back in the conversation of top honours, they'll have to be firing on all cylinders for each available trophy, League Cup included.

Now, it's time to pick out a couple of significant trophy multiples for Arsenal before listing a full set of odds for every potential piece of silverware they could win this season.

No Trophies

Having not won anything for the past three seasons, the bookmakers have Arsenal poised to extend this run to four straight years, offering odds of 1/2 for them to win nothing.

They've gone trophyless in four of the five campaigns post-Wenger, and fans may become restless should this continue for much longer.

Win Any of Premier League, Champions League, FA Cup or League Cup

If you fancy Arsenal to taste some success this season but can't quite nail down where they'll come up trumps, Paddy Power and Betfair have them at 7/5 to win any trophy.

With a youthful vigour and some much-needed experience under their belt, this team is going from strength to strength under the careful guidance of Mikel Arteta - something that may tempt a few punters into backing them for 2023/24 silverware.