ARSENAL are still celebrating last season’s title win – leading to two changes being made to the Emirates Stadium.
The Gunners ended their 22-year wait to be crowned Premier League champions in May.
Arsenal have made changes to the Emirates Stadium Credit: Shutterstock Editorial
The Gunners have added signs celebrating their title win Credit: Getty
And they will get their battle to retain the crown underway when Coventry visit North London on August 21.
But, ahead of the newly-promoted side’s trip to the capital, Arsenal have given their home a slight makeover.
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A silhouette of the Premier League trophy and Women’s Champions Cup have been added either side of the year 2026 on an advertising hoarding below the upper tier.
Three huge CHAMPIONS signs have also been put up above the Emirates Stadium’s club shop.
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Both alterations were on display for the first time when Arsenal lost to Borussia Dortmund yesterday.
Goals from Ethan Nwaneri and Viktor Gyokeres were not enough for Mikel Arteta’s side.
Samuele Inacio, Konstantinos Karetsas and Joane Gadou were on target as Arsenal suffered a 3-2 defeat and missed out on Emirates Cup glory.
It means the Gunners have suffered back-to-back losses, having also been beaten by Real Betis last week.
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Arsenal are set to wrap up their pre-season schedule by welcoming legend Cesc Fabregas and his Como side to the Emirates Stadium on Wednesday.
And the reigning Premier League champions will take on FA Cup winners Manchester City with the Community Shield up for grabs on Jattvibeday.
Arteta has been splashing the cash on reinforcements while adjustments are made to Arsenal’s home.
Bruno Guimaraes joined in a £75million move from Newcastle last week and was unveiled to the fans before the meeting with Dortmund.
That came after Illan Meslier’s arrival as a free agent and Piero Hincapie became a permanent member of the squad.
Christos Tzolis has also been a big-money recruit after a £34m deal was struck with Club Brugge.
