Noni Madueke

🚨 Gabriel Magalhães:

“I am extremely happy at Arsenal. Honestly, I don’t even think about playing anywhere else. This club means so much to me, and every season my connection with Arsenal grows even stronger.

I never get tired of representing this badge. As long as the club wants me here, I’ll continue giving everything for the team and the supporters.

I don’t pay attention to transfer rumours, and I don’t want to hear them. My focus is on Arsenal, my teammates, and winning trophies. I’m happy here, and that’s all that matters.”

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Why is it that very club seems to think that they can take our player as part of deals where they're also asking for an astronomical fee?
First it was Aston Villa asking for £105M with Martinelli on top as part of Roger's deal Arsenal turned it down as they should

Now (hand of Arsenal) has come out with an up date regarding Julian Alvarez's transfer saga and the latest developments are that Atlético Madrid are asking Arsenal to pay €60M and Victor Gyokeres on top as part of the deal if they're to even consider let Alvarez go

This is absolutely madness yes I understand player swap is mechanism us in football negotiations if the 2 clubs come to that particular agreement, my question is why do these clubs think that Arsenal is an establishment that you can do these sort of deals with all of a sudden ?

My other question is why is the asking price always so high if they wanna demand for a player on top as part of the deal don't the take that plays market value in to account when they're thinking of these deals ?

I think we should just stay away from these kind of deals at all costs because they're simply unfair I don't see or hear any club trying it with Manchester city Liverpool or even Manchester united you know why ? Because there's an insulting element to it especially if it's one of the clubs main players, we're a big club we can afford any play of our choice without having to participate in these silly deals

lower your asking price or exclude Victor out of the deal because the math is not adding up otherwise we're walking away ,anyway what do you guys think would you let Victor go as part of this deal even if he's only been here for a one season ? Share you thoughts

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What an assist from Martin Odegaard!!!!!!! Norway's captain goes on a fantastic solo ran and makes a perfect assist for Haaland

Martin Ordegaard has put on a great performance for he's country in the World Cup for the second time securing his second assist in as many matches so far so good

I've noticed a sense of freedom and urgency in Ordegaard's play whenever he plays for Norway martin Ordegaard seems to play a lot more forwardly and instinctively

His passes are with true intentions of someone who wants to creat opportunities that'll produced results for his country in the final third and this makes me question myself why can't we get this regularly at Arsenal ?

Now somme lazy Arsenal fans simply say it's because of "Erling Haaland" but it can't be that simple can't it ? I feel like it's a combination of that and maybe the security first policy at Arsenal what do you guys think?

nevertheless congratulations to our captain Martin Ordegaard and his countrymen for their performance at the World Cup 👏👏🥳

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Declan Rice has been voted Arsenal's player of the season for a second successive year - receiving 44% of the votes David Raya was second, Gabriel third and to be honest I'm happy it went to one of those 3 they were head and shoulders above everyone else

Since he's arrival at Arsenal this Rice has been nothing short of brilliance his athleticism leadership hard work and constant presence has really helped us get to that next level that we were falling short of before he's arrival so congratulations to Declan Rice

I also wanna shout out to Big Gabby aka air Gabriel for playing his part in our back line his partnership with W. Saliba has been one of the best in world football in recent years if not the best no team has ever won the league with out a solid back line

Last but not least our Spider-Man of a goalkeeper David Raya as solid as our back is there were moments where few balls got through putting our Spider-Man in a one on one predicament the whole stadium holds it's breath and Raya comes out on top with a marvelous save there for enabling us to walk away with all three points

Overall our boys did a great job they all played the their part that's why we're the champions but it's time to put it behind us as the season is starts all over again after the World Cup I'll be praying for our boys health and wellbeing

COME ON YOU GOONERS 🔴 ⚪️
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I'm fully convinced that Arsenal is the most relevant football club in England or should I in say Manchester ? These people speak about Arsenal every chance they get and 90 percent of their talking points are pure falsehood garbage

I'd be ashamed if any of these fools ever played for my club let alone be labeled as club legends Here are some of the outrageous things said about Arsenal by these so called Manchester United legends over the last few seasons

A few days ago, Garry Neville took a dig at Declan Rice and Bukayo Saka when he was shading them.

Garry Neville said Harry Kane is the only genuine world class player in the England national team. He made that comment to take a dig at Declan Rice and Bukayo Saka..

Two seasons ago, Rio Ferdinand said Bukayo Saka is not a world class player. He said, Cole Palmer and Phil Fodden are world class players .

Two years later, Phil Fodden and Cole Palmer are struggling with form to the extent, they dropped from the world cup team

Paul Schole, described Arsenal as the most boring team to win the premier league title. In fact, he said he doesn't watch Arsenal because of their style of play

Patrice Evra before now has described Arsenal as the Netflix FC because they don't win title/trophies.

My question, why are Manchester United ex players so critical and negative about Arsenal?..

why are they always using every given opportunity to downplay any and all Arsenal success when most of them are failed managers ?

I just don't understand the obsession how can you be so obsessed with something you clearly hate ? They seem rattled of Arsenal's potential dominance I don't know please share your thoughts

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Football can truly be cruel the journey to the top of the elite world football requires something that many people just don't have in them, not to mention football rivalries heart breaks on the biggest stage and opinions of angry football fans who are so judgmental we all have to be mindful that footballers are still human beings you never know what someone else is dealing with

At just 19 years old, he lost the one person who believed in his football dream more than anyone else. When Arsenal sent him away on loan three times, rival fans thought he was failing—but he was actually fighting a silent, heartbreaking battle to keep a promise. 🕊️💔

Growing up on the outskirts of Paris, William Saliba’s life revolved around two things: a football and his mother. She was his absolute rock, shielding him from the tough realities of the streets and fueling his dream of making it to the very top. So, when Arsenal signed the teenage prodigy for €30 million, it felt like the ultimate fairytale.

But within months of arriving in London, tragedy struck. His mother passed away.

Suddenly, a 19-year-old boy was left completely alone in a foreign country, grieving the biggest loss of his life, while the football world demanded he perform like a superstar. To make things heavier, Mikel Arteta decided he wasn't ready for the Premier League. He was sent back to France on loan. Then again. And then a third time.

Rival fans mocked him, calling him a flop. Pundits claimed his Arsenal career was over before it even started. But William wasn't broken by the rejection. In the quiet moments of deep grief, he remembered the promise he made to his mom. He used the pain as fuel. Every lonely gym session, every match in France, he played with her memory in his heart. He didn't complain, he didn't throw tantrums—he just grew into an absolute giant.

When he finally returned to North London, he wasn't just a boy anymore. He was a man possessed, playing with a maturity and ice-cold composure that shocked the entire league. Today, when sixty thousand Gooners sing his name at the Emirates, he looks up at the sky. He kept his word.

Knowing the immense grief and loneliness he fought through as a teenager makes what he does on the pitch today feel even more miraculous. How proud would his mother be watching him rule the Premier League right now? Drop a ❤️ to show William some love below. 👇🔴 ⚪️

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Highlighting English and football fans hypocrisy England vs Croatia first goal of the match went to England the goal came from Declan Rice set piece that lead to a penalty enabling Harry Kane to put England 1-0 up for the penalty spot

But around 35 minutes point Croatia put some clever passes together getting the ball to to edge of the box before cutting it back and out of nowhere smashed in the top Conner by M. Baturina making it 1-1

6 minutes later 41 minutes England gets another set piece guess by who ? Declan Rice, he puts it into to the box and Harry makes a nice run in to the penalty spot and headers in to goal England goes up 2-1 that's 2 set piece goals from England so far the same set piece they hate Arsenal scoring

But just 3 minutes later as the ref is about blow the whistle for the halftime break Croatia lobs the ball into the English penalty box area the ball is headed down and drops at P. Musa feet who manages to convert it and just like that both teams head into the dressing rooms at 2-2

When both teams came back from the break England when on to score 2 more goals and eventually winning the match 4-2 the last 2 goals where from J. Bellingham 46 and M. Rashford 85' England fans celebrated their victory with out any complaints about set pieces

So my question is why do you hate it so much when arsenal scores set piece goals? With out those 2 set piece goals in the first half of the game England goes into half time 2 goals down, without those 2 set pieces England doesn't win the match

After the match I waited to see if there'd be any backlash from the English football fans and pundits but to my surprise I didn't hear anything if anything they're happy with their victory surprise surprise

the same people that said Arsenal has ruined football because of set pieces goals are celebrating Englands victory where half of their goals came from set pieces, and this is the hypocrisy I speak of people act like the world is gonna end whenever Arsenal score set piece goal pundits and fans alike

But whenever set pieces are scored by their football clubs or their international team scores 2 set pieces helping them win the match example England fans and pundits they all of a sudden have nothing to say they're happily enjoying their victory

and this is exactly why Arsenal fans shouldn't care about what anyone says about our football or our playing style these people are nothing but bitter hypocrites and sore losers who are happy to contradict themselves whenever it's beneficial congratulations to England and our Arsenal boys on the victory

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Funny how football narratives change when Arsenal start winning.
In 2023/24, Arsenal played some of the most exciting football in Europe. Goals flying in from everywhere. Fast attacking football. Dominating games. Entertaining neutral fans every weekend.
What did Arsenal get for it?
"Arteta doesn't know how to win."
"Arsenal are bottlers."
"No winning mentality."
"Always finishing second."
The same people who demanded trophies over style spent years mocking Arsenal for playing beautiful football without getting over the line.

Then came 2025/26.
Arsenal became more ruthless. More mature. More efficient.
A 1-0 win? Good enough.
A set-piece goal? Perfect.
A defensive masterclass? Even better.
Suddenly the narrative changed again.
"Arsenal are boring."
"Set Piece FC."
"Haram football."
"They don't play attractive football anymore."
So which one is it?
When Arsenal entertained everyone, they were told trophies matter.
When Arsenal focused on winning, they were told entertainment matters.
The truth is simple: football is judged by silverware. Nobody remembers who had the prettiest passing sequences if another team is lifting the trophy in May.
Dear Mikel Arteta,
Don't entertain them.
Entertain Arsenal fans with trophies.
Win ugly. Win pretty. Win from open play. Win from set pieces. Win 1-0 or 5-0.
Just keep winning.
🏆 Arsenal fans have watched enough "beautiful football" debates.
Now it's time to collect trophies. 🔴⚪🔥

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Finally it all makes sense a recent psychological study has shed light on why Arsenal Football Club faces an unprecedented level of scrutiny and hostility from rival fans this season.The research indicates that much of the animosity is actually driven by displacement and psychological projection, rather than by the club itself.

According to the study, when rival teams underperform or face internal crises, their supporters experience intense frustration and relative deprivation. Instead of confronting the failures of their own clubs, fans redirect this negative energy outward.

Arsenal's sustained success, high-profile media coverage, and confident style of play make them the ultimate target. Tearing down Arsenal's achievements acts as a defensive coping mechanism to protect the rival fans' own footballing egos, meaning the relentless criticism is less about Arsenal's actions and more about the anxieties of those watching them succeed.

It's simply a coping defense mechanism especially from rival fans who've been disappointed with their clubs performance in the past few years some of them finishing 17th 16th 10th etc

they wish they were in our shoes but instead of holding their clubs accountable for their failures and praising our club arsenal for being the most consistent tem in the league for the last few seasons they'd rather slander us hate watch our matches hoping we fail scrutinize every little thing about our club but in actual reality we're everything they wanna be it's really crazy isn't ? Yep this is the cost of being great UP THE GUNNERS 🔴 ⚪️🏆🥇

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Aston Villa are open to selling Morgan Rogers to Arsenal, but only if Gabriel Martinelli moves in the opposite direction as part of the deal
The proposed package would see Arsenal pay £105m plus Martinelli to secure the England international

How dare you insult us with such inflated valuation ? If your original asking price is £105 million pounds but you're now also requesting Martinelli on top as part of the deal then what do you think Martinelli's market value is £5 pounds ?

Yes Morgan Rogers is a wonderful player and yes he would contribute to our title retention however £105 million pounds plus Martinelli on
top is an insult to our institution

If Aston Villa are unwilling to compromise on this matter I'd be more than happy for Arsenal to walk away and so would many other gunners we don't wanna be known as the club that pays whatever they're ask of that reputation would hurt us down the line

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