Arsenal legend Thierry Henry congratulated Mikel Arteta's squad on their Premier League title triumph. The "Gunners" have finally secured the league championship after a 22-year wait. The French former striker, a hero of the 2004 "Invincibles" season, emphasized that this success is vital for a new generation of fans and his own children. This is reported by Goal.com .
Following Manchester City's draw against Bournemouth, Arsenal clinched the title early. The event sparked massive celebrations in North London. On his Instagram, Henry reflected on the club's long journey since moving from Highbury to the Emirates Stadium. "Finally, my kids got to see us win the league," the legendary player wrote.
Former manager Arsene Wenger also congratulated the team via a special video message. The coach, who won titles with Arsenal in 1998, 2002, and 2004, praised Arteta's project. "Champions keep going when others stop. This is your time, enjoy every moment," Wenger told his successors.
Now back as English champions, Arsenal faces another massive challenge. The team will play against Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) in the Champions League final at the Puskás Aréna in Budapest on May 30. If they win, the London club could secure a historic "double" this season.
The Premier League trophy will be officially presented to the team on Sunday, following the final matchday against Crystal Palace. These moments, awaited by fans since 2004, will undoubtedly be unforgettable for Arsenal supporters worldwide.
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