Jeremie Frimpong Takes a Dig at Arsenal
Manchester United target Jeremie Frimpong didn't hold back in trolling Arsenal during Bayer Leverkusen's title celebrations.
The Germans secured their first-ever Bundesliga trophy with a convincing 5-0 victory over Werder Bremen on Sunday.
Celebration with Xhaka
During the wild celebrations, Frimpong, who is being eyed by Man Utd, was seen poking fun at Arsenal alongside Granit Xhaka, who joined Leverkusen from the Gunners last summer.
Leverkusen's triumph put an end to Bayern Munich's 11-year domination of the league and solidified Xabi Alonso's reputation as one of Europe's most promising coaches.
Future Plans for Leverkusen
Alonso, who remains unbeaten in all competitions this season, has committed to staying with Leverkusen for the next campaign, in hopes of retaining key players like Florian Wirtz and Alex Grimaldo amid interest from other clubs.
Meanwhile, Frimpong's impressive performance has attracted interest from multiple clubs, with Manchester United reportedly in talks for a potential transfer.
Fans React to Frimpong's Banter
Fans took to social media to react to Frimpong and Xhaka's antics, with many finding the Arsenal jibes highly entertaining and praising Xhaka for his move to Germany.
It seems Frimpong's cheeky comments have struck a chord with football enthusiasts, leaving Arsenal supporters in the firing line of his celebratory banter.
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