Arsenal are preparing to compete for the Champions League while also building on their recently secured Premier League title this season, with confidence growing within the squad after a successful domestic campaign as preparations continue ahead of a crucial European final at the end of the season.
Tuesday night was complete euphoria. It was the best day of my life as a Gooner and it might get even better if we win the Champions League. At only 23 years of age, I admittedly cannot remember the last time Arsenal won the league.
Sunderland are interested in signing Geoffrey Kondogbia during the summer transfer window. According to a report from Media Foot, they are keeping tabs on the Marseille midfielder, who has struggled for regular opportunities this season.
Arsenal’s Premier League triumph has led to growing belief that the club could establish a period of sustained dominance in English football, with former midfielder Owen Hargreaves suggesting they are well placed to retain the title for several seasons.
Arsenal have finally secured another Premier League crown, bringing an end to a period in which the Gunners finished second in the table for three consecutive seasons.
It has been so long since Arsenal last won the Premier League that I think some fans of our rivals needed reminding just how big a club The Gunners are.
Arsenal have managed to win the Premier League title after 22 years, and they are now focusing on winning the UEFA Champions League final against PSG later this month. After that, the club will focus on agreeing new contracts with key players and their manager, Mikel Arteta, as CaughtOffside’s Mark Brus reported earlier today.
Arsenal have long been linked with a move for Eintracht Frankfurt full-back Nathaniel Brown, with the Gunners reportedly considering a summer approach for the defender.
Arsenal signalled their intention to hand Mikel Arteta a new contract during the second half of the season, with the Spanish manager reportedly open to extending his stay at the Emirates.
Junior Kroupi played an important role in helping Bournemouth enjoy a strong campaign, and his performances have now attracted serious interest from Arsenal ahead of the summer transfer window.
After guiding Arsenal to the Premier League title, Mikel Arteta is now expected to receive even greater backing from the club following a season that has demonstrated his ability to maximise the potential of a strong squad.
Luis Enrique is preparing his Paris Saint-Germain side for the Champions League final against Arsenal later this month, with the Spanish manager fully aware of the challenge his team will face.
Arsenal are interested in signing Mateus Fernandes from West Ham, although the Gunners are facing strong competition from Manchester United for the midfielder’s signature.
Arsenal have officially been confirmed as Premier League champions for the 2025/2026 season, ending a 22-year wait to reclaim the title of champions of England.
Arsenal are not standing still after winning the Premier League title, with some big-name transfer targets in mind for the summer, and some key contracts set to be sorted out.
Ethan Nwaneri has remained on the radar of Borussia Dortmund for some time, although Arsenal were unwilling to sanction his departure during the previous two transfer windows.
Arsenal remain keen on adding Julian Alvarez to their squad at the end of this season, with the Argentinian potentially entering his final campaign at Atletico Madrid amid growing speculation over his future.
I cannot be the only Gooner who had videos of Tal Rehman ready to post the moment the full-time whistle was blown at the Vitality. He is the Man City fan who thought it would be funny at Stamford Bridge to pretend to drink out of an Arsenal bottle.
Declan Rice has been proven right following his now viral reaction after Arsenal’s defeat to Manchester City at the Etihad Stadium, a match that initially appeared to damage the Gunners’ title hopes but ultimately became a turning point in the Premier League race.
Every player in the Arsenal squad played an important role as the team secured the Premier League crown this season, with several standout performers emerging across a highly successful campaign.
Pep Guardiola used to notice that when Man City scored, there would be one opponent his assistant would not celebrate against. This was not just Mikel Arteta being respectful to a side he had played for.
Sir Keir Starmer reacted like a supporter first after Arsenal finally ended their 22-year wait for the Premier League title. The UK Prime Minister has never hidden his Arsenal allegiance, and the club’s first league triumph since the Invincibles gave him the kind of moment generations of supporters had been waiting to see again.