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“Chelsea let me go like I was replaceable. Now I’m standing here wearing the badge of Arsenal with a Premier League medal around my neck while they’re still explaining ‘the project’. Football is beautiful sometimes. People called me a squad player, said I’d never handle the pressure of a title race. But pressure at Arsenal is different — it creates monsters. Every training session feels like a final. That’s why we became champions. I came here and immediately understood why this club is massive. The aura, the fans, the mentality… when the Emirates starts moving after a goal, opponents already know it’s over. And honestly? Watching rival fans cry about Arsenal winning the league made it even sweeter. They spent years saying this club was finished. Now they have to watch us celebrate on top of English football again. This team didn’t just win the Premier League — we took it personally. Every joke, every meme, every ‘next season FC’ comment… we remembered all of it. Now the same people are posting our trophy pictures. That’s the difference between doubting Arsenal and stopping Arsenal.” — Noni Madueke

“but when he’s not good, I tell him as well “😭

bro uncovered an underground fish civilization

We are buying cooking gas for N1700 and fuel for N1350. Yet you are telling me to Relax that Tinubu is fixing Nigeria?

🚨📰 Josh Kroenke believes Arsenal fans now see something about his family they did not understand before. Stan and Josh Kroenke were both in attendance to witness Arsenal crowned Premier League champions. He said, as per the Evening Standard: 🗣️🎙️“Emotionally, financially, everything, this club means the world to us, and I think it took people a few years to really understand what that meant. “But now we’ve got some great people, we’ve got some great players, some great coaches, and we’ve just gotta continue providing them the resources to go out and do magical things like they did this season. “Credit to our players, our staff, and Mikel for keeping their heads on.” Kroenke also stressed that Arsenal’s ambitions go beyond the Premier League title. He added: “We’ve achieved one of our goals, but we have several others as well. There is still one to be played for next weekend.” [afcnewsroom]

Mikel Arteta: “On Saturday, we are going to be the champions of Europe!” x.com/AFC_Capital/st…

The Magalhães family ❤️ #afc

This man has run his body into the ground for this football club, playing through knocks and injuries time and time again. Yesterday, he got his reward. 🫡

He thought the snake was joking 😂😱

🗣 Josh Kroenke: ‘The business never stops. Right now there are already other teams who are trying to strengthen and come at us for next season. ‘We need to be aware of that. We’ve already had a few different conversations about different areas where we think we can improve on and off the pitch. ‘I am looking forward to getting that going this summer but it’s going to be an interesting one because of the World Cup but fortunately everyone is coming to the United States so I don’t have to travel.’ #afc

Portuguese actress Inês Aguiar joined Viktor Gyökeres on the pitch as Arsenal celebrated their Premier League title 🏆❤️ After briefly splitting during his 2025 move from Sporting, the couple reunited earlier this year, and she’s been a regular at the Emirates since 🔥

He really lived long enough to see his son become the greatest of all time.

ZUBIMENDI COVERED 80% OF THE SEASON HE BROUGHT US HERE CRUCIAL GOALS BALANCE AND MOST ESPECIALLY, THE PRE- ASSIST TO GYOKERES IN THE SEMI FINALS HE WAS ONLY A VICTIM OF FATIGUE AND LACK OF COMPETITION PLEASE NO DISRESPECT WILL BE TOLERATED.

🚨| 💣 "MAN UNITED FLEW TO LEICESTER, HELD FORMAL TALKS AND DID EVERYTHING RIGHT. MONGA LOOKED THEM IN THE EYE AND SAID NO. HE WANTS ARSENAL 😤🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿💣" Jeremy Monga is the youngest Premier League player in history not to play for Arsenal sitting third on the competition's all-time age list behind only Ethan Nwaneri and Max Dowman. And this summer? He wants to fix that. Arsenal have already presented a compelling contract offer to Monga's representatives and the 16-year-old has made his preference crystal clear. Arsenal, Only Arsenal. Get it done quickly. And honestly… United did everything they possibly could. It just wasn't enough. 🔸 Manchester United's Director of Football Jason Wilcox personally met with Leicester City in recent weeks formal, serious talks about getting the deal done. 🔸 Monga cannot even sign a professional contract until his 17th birthday in July United were ready to move early and secure him before the window opened. 🔸 At least 10 clubs across the Premier League and Europe have registered interest [ talkSPORT] confirmed Arsenal, United, City, Leeds, Newcastle, Leverkusen and RB Leipzig all want him. 🔸Leicester's asking price was £25 million — but following their relegation to League One that figure is expected to drop significantly. 🔸 Arsenal see him as the long term solution to their left wing problem initially learning from Martinelli and Trossard before eventually taking over as first choice. 🔸 Transfermarkt have already described Monga as a "generational talent" at 16 years old Here's the part that says everything about where Arsenal are right now 👇 Manchester United tried to overtake Arsenal in this race. They held talks. They made their pitch. They sent their Director of Football. And a 16-year-old kid from Coventry who has watched this Arsenal season unfold the title, the Champions League final, Arteta's dynasty, Dowman at 16 becoming a champion chose them anyway. You don't turn down Manchester United because of money. You turn them down because of **belief.** Monga wants to be the next Dowman. The next Nwaneri. The next product of the most exciting project in English football. United had their shot. Arsenal didn't even have to fight that hard. 🔴⚪🏆

Same Politician won under Labour Party, then went on the mandate way and he’s back again?

Jurrien Timber with his mother! ❤️

Eze with his brothers ❤️

💔Pep Guardiola: “People think football gives you everything. The trophies, the nights under the lights, the songs from the fans… and yes, it gives you beautiful moments. But football also takes. It takes time. It takes peace. It takes pieces of you that you don’t even realise are disappearing. For many years, I was obsessed. Completely obsessed. I woke up thinking about football, I slept thinking about football. Even when I was sitting with my family, mentally I was somewhere else — thinking about tactics, training, pressure, the next match, the next title. I gave everything to this game. Maybe too much. There was a moment in my life when my wife looked at me and said, ‘You have to choose. Football or us.’ And the truth is… I chose football. At that time, I believed I was doing the right thing. I told myself this was my passion, my responsibility, my identity. But passion can become addiction when you forget the people who love you outside of your work. You win trophies, and everyone celebrates you for one night. Then the next morning, they ask what comes next. Another game. Another title. Another sacrifice. Football never says ‘enough.’ It always asks for more. And one day, I looked around and realised the people I loved were growing older while I was standing on the touchline shouting about a misplaced pass. My children were becoming adults. Time was moving. Life was moving. And I was missing it. That hurts more than losing any final. Now I understand something I didn’t understand when I was younger: there is life beyond football. Real life. Quiet mornings with your family. Conversations without pressure. Laughing at dinner without thinking about the weekend’s lineup. Being present. Truly present. Football gave me everything professionally, but family gives me something football never could — peace. So yes, maybe it is time to stop for a while. To rest. To breathe. To wake up without pressure in my chest. To be a husband. To be a father. Not a manager. Not a genius coach. Just a man with the people he loves. Because in the end, when the stadium lights go dark and the crowds go home, you understand something very simple: Love matters more than football. And for the first time in many years… I am ready to choose that.”

Gowon would be ashamed after seeing that there’s still someone that also saw the aburi accord still alive speaking.

“That guy likes Arsenal”