Arsenal climbed to the top of England after 22 years of patience and nothing can upset them. Not even the loss of the Champions League final. The day after losing the trophy to Paris Saint-Germain, the Gunners put on their best and poured into the streets of London to celebrate winning the Premier League. Besides, they had to give some smile and optimism to the thousands of her fans who had followed her to beautiful Budapest.

The Spanish footballers of Mikel Arteta embraced the trophy, got on the coach and went around London. With thousands of people flocking to the streets to see and applaud the champions.

Arsenal had decided some time ago that the parade would take place on May 31, regardless of the outcome of the Champions League final.

Something similar had been decided by Liverpool in the past, who paraded with the FA Cup and Carabao Cup trophies a few hours after losing the Champions League final against Real Madrid in 2022. Now of course, the management of the English champions is determined to look ahead and support Arteta in his difficult task for the new season where Arsenal is called upon to defend its title, within its borders, and to distinguish itself as much as possible in the top inter-club product that is the Champions League.