Saka accidentally stepped on someone’s phone and immediately picked it up for him. It might look like a small gesture, but some people can become too big to remember what it means to simply be human.
I hope after the match, he can also check if the phone is still working. And if it isn’t, it would be a beautiful gesture for him to replace it.
That is what we call class.
COYG 🔴 🔴
🚨 𝐍𝐀𝐓𝐈𝐎𝐍𝐒 𝐋𝐄𝐀𝐆𝐔𝐄 𝐇𝐈𝐒𝐓𝐎𝐑𝐘! 🇸🇪
Viktor Gyökeres has become the first player ever to score in 6️⃣ consecutive UEFA Nations League games! 👏🏽
Six straight games. Six straight goals. 🥶
Now, bring this version of Gyökeres back to Arsenal!
COYG 🔴 ⚪️
#arsenal
The few times I’ve watched him play, he’s been very impressive. He’s young, can take players on 1v1, has good vision, and can score as well.
He looks like a really decent player.
I agree with Zlatan, yes i believe the manager should have handled it better, at the same time even if you warm up and he didnt put you in, you should not leave camp because for that, common you are 41, you cant be the Omega for ever, i understand that he still want to play but at that age, he should know better aand respect the rule of football.
🚨 Zlatan Ibrahimovic Reacts to Reports of Cristiano Ronaldo leaving Portugal National Team Camp:
🗣️“I respect Cristiano. Everything he has done, the mentality to win every competition — Zlatan respects that. The fans, the world, football is going to miss him. That is honest.
But he does not need to ruin the legacy he built with his ego. You leave the stage at the highest level.
Walking out of the Portugal camp without speaking to any of your teammates? That is disrespectful.
He needs to understand he is no longer a young man. Look at Zlatan. I was young once. I competed. Then I retired. Even lions know when the hunt is over.”
COYG 🔴 ⚪️.
#arsenal
Honestly, everything we are enjoying at Arsenal today still goes back to Arsène Wenger. He remains the greatest manager we have ever had—not just because of the trophies, but because of everything he built around the club.
As kids, we were made to believe Wenger was simply a stingy manager and an economist who didn’t want to spend. We didn’t know the full story back then. With time, we began to understand that many of those difficult decisions were necessary to give Arsenal long-term stability.
The stadium we have today, the financial foundation, the discipline and patience—it all came with sacrifices. Wenger went through the difficult years, and today, Arteta and all of us are benefiting from the foundation he helped build.
Thank God for the suffering, patience and discipline.
At the same time, the Premier League’s financial case involving Manchester City has made me look at football differently. The allegations and the commission’s findings, where established, raise important questions about the way financial rules were followed and how sporting success was built. City has the right to appeal, so the full legal process still matters.
Maybe we didn’t understand everything happening behind the scenes back then. But one thing is certain: Wenger chose the difficult path, sacrificed in the short term, and helped build something that Arsenal continues to benefit from today.
COYG 🔴 ⚪️
#arsenal
Its fair to say that everyone knows there is politics in this, Raya Cherki just confirmed too.
Rayan Cherki on the Ballon d’Or:
“I’m here to play football. I’m not interested in all the calculations or politics.”
Of course, midfield is his major role, not full-back. They converted him into a full-back at Arsenal because we needed someone to fill that gap at the time, and he was also inverting into midfield. But for me, that actually helps him in midfield because he also learns more about defending and protecting the ball.
He still has work to do on his ball protection. Sometimes, you don’t need to overdo things, and he loses the ball in critical areas. But he is growing so fast, and if he can continue to develop at this rate, he will become an excellent midfielder.
COYG 🔴 ⚪️
#arsenal
Raya, Saka, Konsa, Skelly, Merino, Zubi, and Eze (The 7😃) holding a family meeting after the England vs Spain match.
You just have to love the Gunners
COYG 🔴 ⚪️
#arsenal
As much as I understand what he is saying, if you are found guilty of charges in football, there are consequences. You can be demoted, have points deducted, have trophies taken away, or be ordered to pay fines.
Yes, you earned those trophies through your hard work, but we should also be guided by the fact that if the rules are breached, those trophies can still be taken away. And if they are eventually stripped, you shouldn’t simply continue counting them among your trophies won.
It’s just a pity because some of the players who genuinely deserve the credit could end up being punished for something they had no knowledge of.
COYG 🔴 ⚪️
#arsenal
🚨Gabriel, Rice, Bruno Guimarães, Saka, Saliba, Raya, Odegaard, Konsa, Calafiori, Havertz, Eze...
11 players in the list, that is a whole team already, but how come Timber is not on this list????
Do you agree with the list?
COYG 🔴 ⚪️
📷 The Athletic FC
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🚨 Declan Rice is closing in on a new long-term contract with Arsenal!
The England midfielder is in talks over a deal that could keep him at the Emirates until 2031, with his salary expected to put him among Arsenal’s highest earners.
No official signing yet — but negotiations are underway.
COYG 🔴 ⚪️
#arsenal
Will this Havertz vs Gyökeres debate ever end? 😂 And I hear these two are actually friends too. I really think the Brighton game has caused all this upset.
We seem to have forgotten that Kai Havertz has been dealing with injuries back to back. He hasn’t had a full uninterrupted season with Arsenal. If you prefer Gyökeres over Havertz, just say it. There’s no need to twist the records without giving the full context.
Arteta chose Havertz — not Havertz himself. And the last time I checked, Arsenal spent big money on both players. Let the manager decide who he wants to use and how he wants to manage them.
I’m not saying we shouldn’t use Gyökeres. I believe both can play, depending on the opponent, system and how they are managed.
But some of these comparisons simply don’t tell the whole story. Havertz has played different roles since arriving at Arsenal, including midfield, while Gabriel Jesus was also part of the squad and was getting significant minutes before his injuries.
For context, Havertz has made 77 Arsenal appearances and played 5,534 minutes across all competitions according to Opta Analyst — and remember, a significant part of those minutes came while he was playing in midfield, not solely as a striker. While Gyökeres has played 2,260 minutes for Arsenal.
So please, let’s get the facts straight before using numbers to push a particular narrative.
You can prefer Gyökeres without rewriting Havertz’s Arsenal story. ❤️🤍
🚨 MIKEL ARTETA STAYS!
Mikel Arteta has reached an agreement with Arsenal over a new long-term contract!
His current deal expires at the end of the season, but the new terms will take him into at least a decade at the Emirates.
The project continues. The era continues.
COYG! 🔴⚪
#Arsenal
He was our super striker keeping the attack on fire but since he started to drop, that attack has been zero and we couldn't even get fire power upfront, its obviously affecting us...we cope with what we have untill January.
COYG 🔴 ⚪️
#arsenal