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Watch Lacazette tell Arsenal new-boy Saliba ‘we win titles here’ as Aubameyang stands up for former club Saint-Etienne

ALEXANDRE LACAZETTE trolled new boy William Saliba as he screamed “we win titles here” – before Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang stepped in.

The Arsenal striker and his team-mates celebrated wildly in the dressing room after beating Chelsea to win the FA Cup.

William Saliba joined French club Saint-Etienne in 2016
Alexandre Lacazette made a cheeky dig at the new signing

Saliba – who dwarfed his team-mates at training this week – was at Wembley to enjoy the victory with his new squad.

The Gunners signed him from St Etienne for £27million last summer.

He was immediately loaned back to the French club for the 2019/20 campaign.

Now that he has left the Ligue 1 side, Lacazette has told him to get used to winning titles.

In a clip shared to Instagram, Lacazette can be seen filming Saliba in the dressing room.

The French striker said: “You’re not at St Etienne anymore – here we win titles.”


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But Aubameyang quickly jumped to the defence of the French side – who he played for from 2011 until 2013.

The club’s top goalscorer responded: “Oh you calm down now about St Etienne.”

Lacazette’s former club Lyon share an intense rivalry with St Etienne in his homeland.

Aubameyang was the star of the show for Arsenal as they beat their London rivals 2-1.

He scored from the spot in the first half before securing the win with a cheeky chip in the second.

Mikel Arteta will be hoping the club continue to win titles to ensure the striker stays put this summer.

But he refused to commit his future to the club after the final whistle on Saturday.

And after that he was left red-faced as he dropped the FA Cup trophy when he tried to lift it.

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