By Our Correspondent

National News – Arsenal winger Bukayo Saka has celebrated the club’s Premier League title triumph after more than two decades, declaring that critics who mocked the Gunners are “not laughing anymore”.

The victory was confirmed in May 2026 when Manchester City were held to a 1-1 draw by Bournemouth, handing Arsenal an unassailable four-point lead at the top.

Players and staff gathered at London Colney to watch the decisive result, while supporters celebrated at the Emirates Stadium with fireworks and chants.

The title follows years of near misses and accusations of inconsistency, as Arsenal finally secured the English top-flight crown through strong late-season wins and defensive solidity.

Arsenal’s triumph was sealed after Manchester City dropped points late in the season, allowing the North London club to clinch their first league crown since 2004.

Saka, speaking via social media clips shared by teammates, insisted that earlier critics who labeled the team as “bottlers” have been proven wrong.

Youngster Myles Lewis-Skelly echoed the sentiment, while former manager Arsène Wenger congratulated the squad for their resilience and growth.

Pep Guardiola also praised Mikel Arteta’s side for their consistency and hard work throughout the campaign.

The achievement marks Arsenal’s first league title since 2004 and highlights the progress of a young squad developed through the club’s academy system.

With the Premier League secured, Arsenal now turn focus to a potential Champions League final against Paris Saint-Germain in Budapest, aiming for a historic double.

The celebrations across north London reflect renewed belief among supporters after years of near misses and rebuild phases under Arteta’s leadership.

Fans hailed the victory as a turning point for the club’s modern era success story.