Arsenal’s Premier League title celebrations at Selhurst Park were absolutely wild.
After waiting 22 years to become champions of England again, Mikel Arteta’s players celebrated with pure emotion in front of the travelling Arsenal supporters.
There were songs, dancing, flares and unforgettable scenes as the squad finally lifted the trophy on Sunday evening.
One of the biggest celebrators, unsurprisingly, was William Saliba.
The French defender looked like he was loving every second of the occasion, but before leaving the pitch, he made one thing very clear to Arsenal fans.
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William Saliba had a clear message for Arsenal supporters after winning the league
Saliba has become one of Arsenal’s most important players over the last few seasons and was once again a huge reason why the Gunners won the Premier League title.
The Frenchman celebrated passionately throughout the evening at Selhurst Park and spent a lot of time interacting with the away supporters after the trophy lift.
However, despite all the emotion and excitement surrounding Arsenal finally becoming champions again, Saliba’s mentality never seemed to switch off completely.
As he prepared to walk down the tunnel and leave the pitch, the defender repeatedly shouted one phrase towards the travelling supporters.
“One more, one more, one more.”
It was a clear reference to the Champions League final against PSG this weekend.
Even in the middle of celebrating Arsenal’s first Premier League title in 22 years, Saliba was already thinking about the possibility of winning another trophy.
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Arsenal’s full focus will now shift to the Champions League final
Arsenal’s players have fully deserved the celebrations and partying over the last few days after finally ending the club’s long wait for the title.
However, everything now changes.
The Champions League final against PSG is only days away, and it is quite simply the biggest game most of these players will ever play.
Arsenal boss Arteta will now need his squad mentally locked in again after all the emotion surrounding the title win.
The good news for the supporters is that players like Saliba already seem completely focused on the next objective.
Winning the Premier League was historic, but Arsenal now have the chance to become immortal by conquering Europe too.
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