Arsenal of England’s Nigerian-born winger, Noni Madueke is taking consolation in his team’s conquest of the English Premier League, which he described as a gift from God that doused all disappointment over their UEFA Champions League defeat.
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Sorts247 reports that Madueke is now brandishing Arsenal’s EPL title and hyped its significance to The Gunners, who toiled for 22 years before they could lay their hands on the title once again, after ‘The Invincibles’ squad did it in 2004.
Madueke gave thanks to God for the EPL title and pointed out that it was a personal satisfaction for him winning the domestic championship in his first season with a team that had finished second three times in a row.
The former Chelsea dazzler then went ahead to scold all rival fans and critical football followers who are mocking his side over their loss to Paris-Saint Germain in last weekend’s UCL final, pointing out that other clubs did not even win anything.
Madueke hit back at critics after The Gunners celebrated their EPL title with a huge trophy parade on Sunday, during which their players waved to the crowd from open-top buses in a five-mile loop through Islington and round Emirates Stadium.
Countless videos continue spreading across social media of Gabriel missing the final penalty during Saturday’s match in Budapest, Hungary, which left Arsenal returning to England empty handed, but Madueke is staying defiant.
He posted a rejoinder on social media, with an image of himself and Declan Rice clutching the EPL trophy and an emphatic caption: “Champions! Whilst others are tweeting and posting. Thank you, God. The glory is yours!”
