BREAKING: Arsenal F.C. have officially parted ways with manager Mikel Arteta just days after the club secured the Premier League title and reached the UEFA Champions League final in Budapest.

In a stunning move that has sent shockwaves across world football, Arsenal’s board confirmed the decision late Monday evening following internal disagreements over the club’s long-term direction. Arteta leaves after guiding the Gunners to their first league title in 22 years and their first Champions League final since 2006.
Club chairman Josh Kroenke thanked Arteta for “transforming the culture and restoring Arsenal to the top of European football,” while supporters gathered outside the Emirates Stadium in disbelief.
Arteta, visibly emotional in his farewell statement, said: “I gave everything to this football club. We built something special together, and I will always carry Arsenal in my heart.”
The Spaniard departs with one Premier League title, one FA Cup, and multiple Champions League appearances during his tenure. Reports suggest several elite European clubs are already monitoring his situation closely.
Arsenal are now expected to appoint an interim manager ahead of the Champions League final against Paris Saint-Germain F.C. on May 30.