Declan Rice has put Arsenal's rivals on notice, declaring the Gunners are 'coming back for more' after ending their 22-year Premier League drought. The midfielder made the vow during the club's trophy parade on Sunday, as players and fans celebrated their title triumph.
Arsenal clinched the Premier League with a game to spare, sparking wild scenes. However, the season also brought disappointment, with defeats in the Carabao Cup final, Champions League final, and an FA Cup quarter-final exit to Championship side Southampton.
Speaking on Arsenal.com, Rice said: 'I love this team, I love this manager. But next year we’re coming back for more. Lock in or get locked out.' His comments signal a warning to both domestic and European rivals ahead of the new campaign.
Gabriel Martinelli also reflected on the season, describing the parade as an amazing moment to share with the fans. 'This is joy, to see them celebrating and we enjoy it as well,' the Brazilian said. 'There are no words to describe this moment.'
