Bayer Leverkusen takes a subtle shot at Arsenal for not winning the Premier League title.

The Gunners fall short once more despite being close.

May 19th 2024.

Bayer Leverkusen takes a subtle shot at Arsenal for not winning the Premier League title.
For the second year in a row, Mikel Arteta's Arsenal team narrowly missed out on clinching the Premier League title. As the dust settled on their final game of the season, Bayer Leverkusen couldn't resist taking a subtle jab at the Gunners. Just moments after Arsenal's hopes were dashed by Manchester City's victory over West Ham, Leverkusen shared a post on social media celebrating their own triumph as Bundesliga champions.

While Arsenal fought hard and secured a 2-1 win over Everton, it ultimately didn't matter in the grand scheme of things. Manchester City's unprecedented fourth consecutive league title sealed their dominance, leaving Arsenal to settle for second place. But for Leverkusen, this season will go down in history as they not only won their first ever Bundesliga title, but did so undefeated and dethroned reigning champions Bayern Munich.

One of the key factors in Leverkusen's success was the signing of former Arsenal captain Granit Xhaka. Manager Xabi Alonso made a shrewd decision in bringing him to the team and Xhaka's impact was evident throughout the season. In a pointed message directed at Arsenal, Leverkusen shared a photo of Xhaka with the caption "What a feeling." It was a clear reminder that while Arsenal may have narrowly missed out on the title, they are still far from being the dominant force they once were.

Despite their near-flawless performance in the second half of the season, Arsenal will have to wait until next year to potentially lift the trophy. Manager Mikel Arteta acknowledged the disappointment of not winning the league, but also credited the progress and belief shown by his players and staff. Speaking to the fans after the game, he urged them to continue their support and promised that the team will only get better from here on out.

This sentiment was echoed by current Arsenal captain Martin Odegaard, who had a standout season with two more assists in the final game. While the team may be disappointed, Odegaard expressed his pride in the progress they have made and the belief that the fans now have in them. And although the late winner from Kai Havertz was surrounded by controversy, he assured the fans that next year, they will come back even stronger and give their all once again.

As the season comes to an end, Arsenal may not have ended up as champions, but they have certainly made strides in their journey towards success. And with the promise of more to come, the fans can look forward to an even better and more determined Arsenal team in the future.

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