Arsenal have been officially confirmed as the 2025/26 Premier League champions, securing their first English top-flight title since the 2003/04 "Invincibles" season under Arsène Wenger.
The Gunners clinched the trophy in a campaign marked by resilience and consistency, ending more than two decades of frustration for one of England's most storied clubs despite multiple near-misses in recent seasons. It comes after Manchester City drew against Bournemouth tonight with a score of 1-1.
Official: Arsenal are 2025-26 Premier League champions as Man City draws Bournemouth
The victory caps a significant turnaround for the north London side, who have rebuilt under Mikel Arteta into consistent title contenders. The triumph is expected to be formally celebrated at the Emirates Stadium in the coming days.
Arsenal now joins an elite group of clubs with multiple modern-era titles as they look ahead to defending their crown next season. Arteta’s side will now eye a double this season when they meet Paris Saint-Germain for the UEFA Champions League final in Budapest on May 30. They defeated Atletico Madrid in the semifinals on aggregate, 2-1.
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