All or Nothing Arsenal Documentary Release Date Announced: From Arteta’s Rallying Call to Aubameyang’s Exit

• Amazon Prime has released the official trailer of the All or Nothing Arsenal documentary that gives a sneak-peek into Arsenal's season
• The short trailer shows a wide range of issues like Aubameyang's fallout with Arteta and Ramsdale's outbursts
• It will be the third Amazon documentary of an English club after successful releases of Manchester City's and Tottenham Hotspur's

Arsenal fans and football fans generally will be treated to a special Arsenal documentary from August 4th.

The All or Nothing documentary filmed by Amazon will give fans a perspective into the intrigues of Mikel Arteta's season.

The Gunner's side was marked by extreme lows and disappointment at the tail-end of the season. At one point, the North London club were languishing at the bottom of the Premier League table after losing their opening three games of the campaign.

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Arteta and his side were, however, able to revive the fortunes of the club midseason as they launched a formidable attack on a top-four finish. Arsenal have not played Champions League football for more than five years.

They however lost the North London derby and away to Newcastle which saw them finish fifth despite an impressive season. The documentary is expected to give a glimpse into how Arteta navigated through the season.

Fans would also like to know what transpired between club captain Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and Arteta. Aubameyang was omitted from the squad in December before he forced a move away to Barcelona in January.

The official trailer also shows an outburst of anger from goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale as he slams down his water bottle.

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The first episodes are expected to be released on August 4th.

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The Gunners had prioritised the signing of the Brazilian forward to solve their striking challenges.

The north Londoners have been in the market for a new prolific striker after losing Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang back in January and Alexander Lacazette at the end of last season.