Arsenal captain Kim Little calls her side's Women's Champions League success the "best moment of my career", although Gunners boss Renee Slegers feels this could just be the start.

Mikel Arteta will sit down with the Arsenal hierarchy next week to review this season and create a plan to end the club’s trophy drought. Arsenal hold performance reviews every two months and Arteta has revealed the latest one is due to take place after the final game of the season against Southampton on Sunday.

Arsenal are set to back Mikel Arteta in the summer transfer window and a new striker is top of the agenda, with the likes of Benjamin Sesko and Alexander Isak both linked

Arsenal manager Renee Slegers could barely believe what she had just witnessed as her side did the unthinkable and beat Barcelona to European glory.

But having a plan is one thing, executing it is another. In Lisbon, Arsenal pulled off both to absolute perfection as Renee Slegers and her coaching staff masterminded the 1-0 victory over Barcelona, shutting out a side that had scored 112 goals in 30 league games this season.

Arsenal are champions of Europe and few, truly, have ever deserved it more. This was not just a vindication of their smash-and-grab approach to this final, with Stina Blackstenius’ winner bringing the seemingly insuperable Barcelona to heel,

Chloe Kelly says she considered taking a break from football before Arsenal "put the smile back on my face" and transformed her difficult season "from a real low to a real high".

Little lifted the Women’s Champions League trophy with Leah Williamson and praised the gameplan set out by head coach Renee Slegers that frustrated Arsenal and allowed the Gunners to snatch a dramatic victory with Stina Blackstenius scored in the 74th minute.