This is such a big season for Eberechi Eze, most people are past the honeymoon phase with him and demand we see performances now.
He’s 28 y/o now, in the peak of his career, it’s time we see him cement himself as the player we know he can be. There’s an opening at the LW slot, go on and capitalise on that.
There’s never going to be a bigger opportunity for Eze to become an Arsenal starter than this season: #AFC
These rivals really spent years telling Arsenal fans “the only thing that matters is winning trophies” only to boast about winning the right to sign players in the absence of trophies as if this equates to winning trophies.
“Arsenal might be champions BUT…”
Nah, no buts.
Arsenal are champions based on the 450m you spent last summer on transfers was of no consequence to us becoming champions.
Embarrassing 🫵🏽🤣😂
“You will give us your best player in Rogers, you will give us your #1 GK….
You will then give us almost all of that money back for Garnacho and Jackson…..
you will blame the Red cartel when they fail”
Villa are absolute mugs for letting Chelsea do this to them
Real Madrid fans : Arsenal this, Arsenal that
Man Utd fans : Arsenal this, Arsenal that
Liverpool fans : Arsenal this, Arsenal that.
Man City fans : Arsenal this, Arsenal that.
TF is wrong with all of you?
This is why I always say… something is only worth what somebody is willing to pay. In this case, there was no market for the player & so this is the right solution for all involved.
Not sure why people are so agitated. 5 days of window to go, no takers because of his £Wages. Terminated contract has saved us circa £5m if he had stayed. Club has been fair and so has he.
Maybe we could have got a couple of £M but they just calculated risk/reward
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Aston Villa and Newcastle fans will cry about PSR, then when they finally have money to spend, one decides to spend £115m on Jackson and Garnacho, basically all the money they made from the Rogers sale, while the other spent £200m on Woltemade, Elanga, Wissa and Jacob Ramsey.
PSR is only an issue for clubs that aren’t smart with their resources while failing to generate enough revenue.
Chelsea offered £117m for Rogers in an owner-to-owner deal.
Two days later, Aston Villa signed Garnacho from Chelsea on a four-year deal, with an obligation to buy set at £42.67m.
Villa added Nico Jackson today for £47.5m plus £17.5m in add-ons (£65m total).
That puts Villa's net take-home on Morgan Rogers at £9.33m, and that's before factoring in Boro's 20% sell-on clause. Off a £117m fee, that's £23.4m.
All that 'new market rate' nonsense we had to listen to. It's a mates' rate market in 2026; don't believe anything until you see the full shape of the transfer window.
Premier Player of the Year is a guy who, over the last two seasons, couldn’t lead his team to five consecutive wins across all competitions even once.
Joke.
We’ve also gone from celebrating titles, championships and ruining childhoods to taking immense pride in a player’s individual award as if it is some kind of flex over rival fans. We used to rinse Liverpool supporters for doing the exact same thing with Gerrard 15 years ago for never touching a PL. It is embarrassing to see us become everything we once mocked.