Arsenal’s Premier League title win has sparked emotional reactions from all corners of the football world.
After 22 years of waiting, Mikel Arteta’s side have finally brought the trophy back to where it belongs – North London.
Many former Arsenal players have reacted to the club becoming champions again, but few responses will make supporters smile more than Nicklas Bendtner’s.
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Nicklas Bendtner sends a heartfelt message after Arsenal win the Premier League
Bendtner spent 10 years on Arsenal’s books and played 171 games for the Gunners under the great Arsene Wenger.
The Dane had huge potential as a youngster, but he never fulfilled it. However, what nobody can deny is his love for Arsenal, and that has not changed even to this day.
After Arsenal were crowned Premier League champions on Tuesday, Bendtner joined a number of other former players in congratulating the current side.
Posting on Instagram, he wrote: “How much I love this club. So well deserved. It has been coming, and Arteta and the boys did it.
“Massive congratulations! What a squad and chemistry! Now let’s go for the double and win the Champions League.”
That final line will excite Arsenal supporters because this season could still become even more iconic if the Gunners beat PSG in Budapest.
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One of the biggest reasons Arsenal have become champions is the togetherness Arteta has created inside the squad.
This genuinely feels like one of the closest dressing rooms supporters have seen in years.
The chemistry between the players is obvious every single week, whether it is during matches, interviews or celebrations – we saw the latter on Tuesday night.
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That bond has helped Arsenal survive difficult periods during the campaign and respond strongly under pressure.
Arteta deserves enormous credit for building that environment after taking over a fractured club in 2019.
Now, Arsenal are not only Premier League champions – they are also one game away from becoming champions of Europe too.
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