Marvin Gyökeres

⚽️ @Arsenal / @Corinthians / @Inter 🎵 Toco um violão aqui, canto ali, ouço um LP lá... 🎙 E por aí, jogando vou... 🗣 Ninguém está sozinho quando existe Fé.

[UpYourArsenal🔴⚪🔴⚪♥️ @UPYOURARSENAL04]

Martinelli: "I have sign for 5 years here so I will stay here for 5 years, If they renew with me again, I will stay here again, I love this club".🇧🇷🔴⚪

[UpYourArsenal🔴⚪🔴⚪♥️ @UPYOURARSENAL04]

People love to hype Doku and they love making jokes about Martinelli

Jeremy Doku has Scored 8 Goals in Three seasons in the Premier League

Gabriel Martinelli Scored 15 PL Goals for Arsenal in 2023 season alone🤷🏽‍♂️

[Eduardo Hagn @EduardoHagn]

Mikel Arteta has to play to Martinelli’s strengths if he’s to stay.

We know his potential. We know that in front of goal, he’s one of our best.

He’s not a touchline winger. He’s an inside forward.

It’s like asking Heung Min Son back then to stick to the wing and defend.

[Marvin Gyökeres @marsallys]

É por essas e outras, que sempre estarei ao lado do Gabriel Martinelli.

[GoonerTalk @GoonerTaIk]

As we search for a new LW, I hate the disrespect I’m seeing towards Martinelli from some ‘fans’.

This is a player we signed for £6m, who’s given 7 years of service and scored vital goals to help win trophies. You can hope for us to make new signings without being disrespectful.

[256 GOONER 🇺🇬 @256Gooner]

I've watched Olivier Giroud, Yaya Sanogo, Chu-Young Park, and Ryo Miyaichi play for Arsenal and I still supported them. Some of them had clear limitations, yet they played in Arsenal teams that created chances and scored goals for fun.

So why would I suddenly stop backing Victor Gyokeres because his hold-up play isn't perfect or his first touch isn't always the best? The guy can still score goals, and if he can give us 10+ goals a season while improving with the team, I'll take that.

We've supported players with much bigger flaws before, so you think a striker who knows how to find the back of the net is where I draw the line?

[Av @aviv_lavi]

Mikel Arteta, Andrea Berta, Josh & Stan Kroenke;

We are all disappointed to miss out on Vini Jr, but THANK YOU

You have taken this club from back-to-back 8 place finishes to Premier League winners genuinely trying to sign the BEST players in the world

This is who we are now.

[Mexican Gunner 🇲🇽 @AbnerDiGunner]

La vida como fan del Arsenal

[Victory @VictoryOwai]

One thing I've noticed about Arsenal under this current regime is that they rarely allow themselves to be bullied in the transfer market.

People forget that Arsenal wanted Moisés Caicedo badly, but the moment Brighton kept pushing the price higher than what the club believed was reasonable, they walked away.

Same thing happened with Benjamin Šeško. Arsenal admired him, but when RB Leipzig's demands became too much, they stepped back.

Same with Mykhailo Mudryk. Everyone remembers the saga. Shakhtar wanted an enormous fee, Arsenal refused to be dragged into a bidding war and Chelsea took him instead.

Even Sandro Tonali. Arsenal liked him, but once the overall cost became excessive, they moved on.

The only deal they refused to walk away from was Declan Rice. And every single day that passes makes it look like money well spent. Arsenal clearly believed he was worth breaking the bank for, and so far he's proving exactly why.

So when I see people saying Arsenal must pay whatever Newcastle ask for Bruno Guimarães or whatever Aston Villa ask for Morgan Rogers, I just don't see it happening.

If Arsenal believe the valuation isn't fair, they'll simply walk away. They've done it before and they'll do it again.

Arsenal have shown time and time again that they'll pay big when they truly believe a player is worth it. But they won't pay any price just because another club demands it. That's been their strategy for years now, and I don't see it changing this summer.

[Marvin Gyökeres @marsallys]

Sabe o que é irônico?

Ele nos esnobou quando escolheu vir para o Newcastle. Eram tempos difíceis.

Agora o jogo virou, ele está louco pra vir.

É engraçado ver as reviravoltas que o mundo da bola dá...

[afcstuff @afcstuff]

🚨 @FabrizioRomano: “There is an agreement already in principle on personal terms between Bruno Guimarães & Arsenal. Guimarães wouldn’t go to Newcastle & say, ‘Let me go to Arsenal’, without having an agreement with Arsenal.”

“The desire of the player is to live in London. The desire of the player is to work with Mikel Arteta. The desire of the player is to play Champions League football. The player wants to go to Arsenal because of ambitions & the opportunity to win trophies.” 🕵️‍♂️🇧🇷

[Leonardo Bertozzi @lbertozzi]

Piadinhas com geração belga. Duas em três Copas com a Bélgica indo mais longe que o Brasil.

Piadinhas que inglês não sabe jogar. Inglaterra com um centroavante que o Brasil não produz há décadas (sem falar no norueguês).

Quantas eliminações para o primeiro europeu razoável serão necessárias?

[José Antonio 💎💎💎💎💎 @Shakifanatico]

Imagínate que tu papá sea un Futbolista que estuvo en 3 Copas del mundo y ahora esta retirado y sin absolutamente nada que hacer y quien te cumpla el sueño de llevarte al Estadio a ver a uno de tus equipos favoritos sea tu mamá que se encuentra en medio de la gira más exitosa de su vida 💛 😍🥰🥰🥰

Definitivamente el mejor lugar para esos niños es al lado de Shak...

[Mawzen 3.0 @Mawzen20]

Pourquoi personne parle du mec qui a mis 800 buts en 500 matchs ?

[Victory @VictoryOwai]

Here is everything I discovered about Arnaldo Abrantes, the new doctor who is likely to replace the departed Zafar Iqbal at Arsenal.

Arsenal are reportedly close to appointing Arnaldo Abrantes as first-team doctor after Zafar Iqbal’s departure and if you don’t know his background, this is not your typical “club doctor” hire.

This is a man who once represented Portugal as a sprinter at the Olympics. Not a local meet. Not semi-pro. The Olympic Games. Then he made one of the most unusual but impressive transitions in sport, from elite athletics to elite football medicine.
He didn’t just “switch careers”… he built a second one at the highest level.

From Estoril to Nottingham Forest, where he helped oversee one of the most demanding physical rebuilds in English football, to Aston Villa, where Unai Emery’s entire performance structure has been reshaped around detail, fitness, and availability. Abrantes has been part of environments where marginal gains actually decide seasons.

What stands out isn’t just his CV, but the pattern: high-intensity teams, high-pressure rebuilds, and managers obsessed with fitness levels. That tells you everything about the kind of medical culture he operates in.

Arsenal aren’t just replacing a doctor here, they’re potentially adding someone who understands elite performance from both sides: the athlete’s body and the club’s demand.

If this goes through, it’s one of those quiet appointments that might end up mattering more than most signings.

[GRIM @grimshub]

🚨| 💣 "ARSENAL CHANGED KIT, WALKED OUT AND LIFTED THE TROPHY. THE PARADE IS MAY 31. BUDAPEST IS MAY 30. THIS CLUB IS DOING THE IMPOSSIBLE 😭🏆🔴"

Think about what Arsenal are doing right now.

▫️Sunday - lift the Premier League trophy at Selhurst Park.

▫️Saturday - Champions League final against PSG in Budapest.

▫️Sunday - open top bus parade through Islington.

Arsenal have confirmed a historic parade around Islington on Sunday May 31 the day after the Champions League final and it will go ahead regardless of whether they beat PSG to become double winners.

And honestly… the sheer scale of what this club is living through right now is almost impossible to process.

🔸 Arteta changed his entire lineup for the Palace game every single player with Budapest firmly in mind.

🔸 Palace's Oliver Glasner had his farewell before Arsenal emerged a man who also faces a European final just four days before Budapest.

🔸 Stan and Josh Kroenke carried the trophy to the Arsenal fans — the owners once protested against walking among the supporters as heroes.

🔸 Arsenal will delay their parade specifically to see if they can add the Champions League the ultimate sign of ambition from a club that refuses to stop.

Premier League. ✅
Trophy lift in red and white. ✅
Budapest in 5 days. 👀
Parade on May 31. Booked. 🔴

This isn't a football club anymore. This is a movement. 🔴⚪🏆

[Calafiori Files (Fan Account) @CalafioriFiles]

Not Richy related but the Bible group reveal was definitely not on my bingo card 😁

[Marvin Gyökeres @marsallys]

@LegacySiu Novara. 👀

[Adam Keys @adamkeys_]

Pep Guardiola said that this was the toughest Premier League he has experienced. Slot echoed that. The floor of the league is so high West Ham were relegated on 39 points and three England clubs are in European cup finals. Don’t let anyone discredit this.

[Fan_Monty @AFC_Monty_]

I genuinely think they both want to retire here.

They are both fully aware they’re the best CB pairing to ever live.

Saliba spoke with Gabriel before signing his 5 year extension too.

They want to retire as the most decorated CB pairing of all time.

And they will.

[Declan @declanstar1]

Only Arsenal fans truly understand this timeline. 🔴⚪

2008 — Eduardo injury (title charge derailed).
2011 — 4–4 after leading 4–0 at Newcastle (Premier League collapse).
2011 — Birmingham final heartbreak (League Cup final).
2011 — 8–2 at Old Trafford (Top 4 era humiliation).
2014 — 6–0 at Stamford Bridge (Wenger’s 1000th game).
2015 — Monaco at home (Champions League RO16).
2015 — Olympiacos at home (Champions League group stage).
2017 — Bayern 10–2 on aggregate (Champions League RO16).
2018 — 3–0 vs Man City (League Cup final).
2022 — Late collapse vs Spurs/Newcastle (Top 4 race).
2023 — 8-point lead lost (Premier League title race).
2024 — 2 points short (Premier League title race).

Pain. Banter. Setbacks. False dawns.

2025/2026 — ⏳

Maybe all of it was building to this moment. ❤️

[Patrick Timmons @PatrickTimmons1]

For everyone who suffered through 8-2.

For everyone who half 6 at Stamford Bridge in Wenger’s 1,000th game.

For everyone who suffered through Baku.

For everyone who had to go to school after conceding 10 to Bayern.

Today is for you. Drink it all in. We deserve this.