Arteta wins Manager of the Season
Mikel Arteta has been named Premier League Manager of the Season after guiding Arsenal to their first league title in 22 years. He is the first Arsenal boss to win the award since Arsène Wenger. The recognition caps a campaign where your team finished top of the table with 85 points and a +44 goal difference. (1) (3)
Champions League final: four days out
Arsenal face PSG in the Champions League final this Saturday at the Puskas Arena in Budapest. It is the biggest match of your season, and the club's biggest European night since 2006. (2) (4) (7)
David Raya has warned that Luis Enrique will make life difficult for your team. "He knows what these occasions demand," Raya said, but added that the squad is ready for the challenge. (4)
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Declan Rice has gone a step further. He told French media he wants to "empty the tank" against PSG, leaving nothing on the pitch. (7)
Summer transfer decisions loom
With the title secured, attention is already turning to summer squad moves. Reports outline a sell, keep or loan assessment for the current group as the club looks to build on Arteta's dominance. (5)
Arsenal are also linked with a move for Aston Villa forward Morgan Rogers. Wednesday's gossip column names your club as interested, with Chelsea also reportedly circling. (6) (8)
Kiwior linked with Barcelona
Former Arsenal defender Jakub Kiwior is the subject of surprise interest from Barcelona. The Polish international left Arsenal permanently for Porto, but could now be on the move again. (9)
Fan reactions
Gunners fans online are celebrating Arteta's Manager of the Season award with a mix of pride and relief, the title win still sinking in. Meanwhile, PSG supporters are buzzing about Ousmane Dembélé and Achraf Hakimi returning to full training ahead of Saturday's final, which has some Arsenal fans on edge. Noni Madueke stirred the pot by calling the Premier League "irrelevant" compared to the Champions League, a quote splitting opinion across both r/Gunners and r/soccer.
