Arsenal Betting Odds

Arsenal Football Club are one of the biggest clubs in the world today. They experienced years upon years of success at the highest level, and they are definitely one of the most recognisable teams in the world. Since their creation, they’ve won the biggest prizes in domestic and international football and with current manager Mikel Arteta at the helm, many are wondering when the glory days of Arsenal FC will return. If we look from an online sports betting standpoint, Arsenal have improved their performances significantly and could be hoping for a prosperous season in the coming year. They have a history in the Europa League and are one of the most successful teams in England when it comes to domestic competitions but one of the biggest anomalies in football betting due to their unpredictability.

2024/25 Season Arsenal Odds

When you look at Arsenal FC for the 2024/25 season, it’s clear to see that they’ve improved the squad in recent seasons, with several positions being filled with the likes of Kai Havertz and William Saliba looking like exceptional signings at either end of the pitch. However, Arsenal have commonly fallen short in recent seasons, whether the signings of David Raya and Riccardo Calafiori will be enough to cement the gap between themselves and Manchester City, that remains to be seen but Arsenal look the best that they have in many seasons. Can Mikel Arteta lead them to major silverware again in 2024/25? He is backed very nicely to be there or there abouts at the end of the season but they aren't the favourite in any betting market.

Next Arsenal Manager Betting Odds

Currently, Mikel Arteta is doing an outstanding job as Arsenal manager, and Arsenal as a football club has been looking in their best shape for over a dozen years. They are certainly in their best shape since legendary manager Arsene Wenger left the club, and due to this, you won't be able to find betting odds for the next Arsenal manager as the odds of him being sacked in the near future are extremely high. Of course, if you're looking at the league table and think that Arsenal will sack Mikel Arteta in the near future or Arteta will leave Arsenal in the near future, you can check out our managers betting page to see what the odds of this currently are.

Check out our Next Arsenal manager betting odds here

Arsenal last five managers

Arsenal Betting Odds: Domestic

Despite a great campaign in 2023/24, odds for Arsenal to win the Premier League have remained behind the likes of Manchester City, especially when you consider how strong they look these days. The Premier League looks a level too far for Arsenal, but stranger things have happened in recent years, just ask Leicester City fans. However, if they were to claim the Premier League title, it would be their first since Arsene Wenger's invincibles side, who were arguably one of the greatest XI’s in Premier League history. Looking to find odds for Arsenal to win the Premier League? Check out our Premier League betting odds.

So, if the Premier League is a step too far, how does the season look for the EFL and FA Cup? Realistically, look at the tournaments at an early stage. Arsenal have to be one of the favourites for the entire competition. Mikel Arteta will want to bring more silverware to the Arsenal trophy cabinet as soon as possible, meaning they’ll be one of the biggest clubs taking the EFL & FA Cups seriously.

Want to find betting odds for Arsenal to win the EFL Cup? Check out our EFL Cup betting. Alternatively, if you’re looking for betting odds for the FA Cup, we also have an FA Cup betting page with all outright odds that are currently available.

Arsenal Betting Odds: Europe

Arsenal find themselves back within Europe’s most elite competition after a second-place finish in the 2024/25 Premier League season. Despite performing well in that season, their performance in the Champions League was a little underwhelming, which could be a sign of things to come next season. With defeats to Lens and Porto leading to nervy moments for Arsenal before their eventual quarter-final elimination to Bayern Munich

Mikel Arteta looks to have removed a weaker mentality from the squad by bringing in natural winners in the form of Gabriel Jesus and Oleksandr Zinchenko, and as the new group stage format may benefit Arsenal, they are certainly equipped to progress to the finals.

You look at the Arsenal squad, and you think they have two teams that they could field, both of which would be full of quality, as demonstrated by historical performances. If you’re looking for betting odds for the Champions League then we have a page set-up with all our outright and live odds available.

Arsenal Betting Markets: Goals

Previously, Arsenal has had legendary goalscorers in their duration of being in the top flight, and you'd be sure to bet on the likes of Thierry Henry or Robin Van Persie when looking at goals betting for any game, but in the modern day, they don't have that out-and-out goalscorer. The closest they have is Kai Havertz - who for many seasons has been regarded as a good false nine but not a centre forward.

That being said, in regards to value for money, it looks to be the Arsenal centre-backs who provide great value. Defenders have significantly higher odds to score goals, but Gabriel and William Saliba have the potential to pop-up at any time and score with both their head and their feet, meaning that if you check the statistics and Arsenal face a team who are notoriously bad at defending corners, bets on the two centre backs scoring seem almost as good as that of their frontline. Previous matches demonstrate that at the Emirates Stadium, Arsenal could be a match for anybody. It has to be asked whether Arsenal could pose a serious threat to the Premier League champions this season. We'll know for sure in upcoming matches.

Arsenal Betting Markets: Cards

There is a lot to be said when it comes to Arsenal players picking up cards. Kai Havertz was actually the player to pick up the most yellow cards last season. With Arsenal's press from the front helped by Havertz's work rate, the German often would close down defenders but leave a little bit on them, leading to a free kick and sometimes a yellow card. Most of Havertz's yellow cards came in games they were expected to win, but he was also yellow carded in both games against Liverpool last season, which could be an omen for this season. Ben White and Gabriel Jesus also picked up a number of yellow cards last season.

Arsenal Rivalry Matches

There are three matches that we recommend using the Bet Builder to include goals, corners and yellow cards in the betslip for Arsenal, these are rivalry matches against three Premier League teams.

• Arsenal Vs Tottenham Hotspur - North London Derby
• Arsenal Vs Manchester United - For a long time, the title decider in a season.
• Arsenal Vs Chelsea - Another London Derby, Jose Mourinho Vs Arsene Wenger was key in building this rivalry.