ARSENAL star Bernd Leno saw his house hit by a tree amid chaos caused by Storm Eunice.
Britain was hit by adverse weather yesterday, with more than a million homes left without power amid the strong gales.
Leno, 29, has taken to social media to show fans the damage that was caused to his garden by Eunice.
The German posted an image of a tree having fallen on its side in his yard captioned ‘oh well’.
He shared another of a tree lying next to his house, adding: “close”.
Leno may well feel a little down on his luck, having endured a frustrating season with the Gunners.
After starting the campaign’s first three Premier League matches, the German lost his starting berth to Aaron Ramsdale.
He has since had to be content with a trio of League Cup outings, as well as an appearance in Arsenal’s defeat to Nottingham Forest in the FA Cup.
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Leno missed last week’s 1-0 win over Wolves after testing positive for Covid-19, although he has now recovered from the illness.
Boss Mikel Arteta said yesterday: “He’s fine. He’s recovered well, he didn’t have too many symptoms, he’s trained the last few days and he felt good so he will be available.”
The nine-cap international was linked with Newcastle in January and could join the Toon this summer, should they stay in the Premier League.
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