On May 7th, Hupu News and "The Sun" reported that Arsenal and the team's reporter team wrote a summary of information about the Gunners this week.
Strict crackdown on ticket scalpers – finals tickets are bound to only mobile devices
Arsenal and UEFA have taken the most stringent measures to ensure that the tickets for the Champions League final are firmly held by real fans. On secondary ticketing websites, tickets for the finals at the end of this month have been hyped to prices as high as 10,000 pounds. Arsenal has been allocated 16,824 general tickets. All sales windows are operated through the UEFA ticketing portal. Fans must use a unique access code to log in. The club will review the ticket purchase data one by one. If a season ticket holder is found to have transferred their access code, the club reserves the right to cancel the purchase and season ticket eligibility directly. All final tickets are electronic tickets and must be obtained through the official UEFA App. Email or mobile wallet formats are not supported. One of the strictest rules is that when fans enter the venue, they must use the same mobile phone they used to activate their tickets for the first time, and they are limited to one device.
The Emirates Stadium will broadcast the Champions League final – or 35,000 people will flock to it
Arsenal has announced that it will broadcast the Champions League final between the team and Paris Saint-Germain live at the Emirates Stadium. This decision was promoted by the Arsenal Fans Trust. It is expected that up to 35,000 people may flock to the scene, and AST tickets for the final are less than 1,700. 0 expressed their disappointment. They said in a statement that AST has been campaigning for many years to have UEFA treat the fans of the final team better. They are deeply disappointed by this. Arsenal live broadcast the Women's Champions League final at the Emirates Stadium last season, when beer sold for only £4.25.
The European journey doesn’t stop here – the Super Cup and Community Shield are on the way
If the Gunners defeat Paris in Budapest and lift the Champions League trophy, they will go to Salzburg, Austria on August 12 to participate in the European Super Cup and face the Europa League champions – perhaps Nottingham Forest or Aston Villa. There is the possibility of an all-British civil war. If they win the Premier League title at the same time, Arsenal will also qualify for the Community Shield and their opponent will be the FA Cup champion. The match will be played at Cardiff's Millennium Stadium on August 16 as Wembley is booked for The Weeknd's concert. Savvy Arsenal fans can still buy return tickets to Salzburg on Ryanair for just £150.
Legendary Elders Tournament – led by Cafu, Figo and Rakitic
As the Champions League final approaches, Budapest will host a tournament with the participation of legendary veterans. Cafu, Figo, and Rakitic will lead the four six-man teams, and Hungarian legend Juhas will serve as the fourth captain. The match will be held at the 12,500-capacity Paplaslo Stadium, with tickets priced at just £25 to £35 and almost sold out. Iniesta, Kaka and Roberto Carlos all appeared there last year. This is part of the UEFA Champions Festival, which will be held at Heroes Square in Budapest. Admission is free, and fans can also take photos with the Champions League trophy.
Future twin stars—the Quintero brothers watch the game live
On Tuesday night, 16-year-old twin brothers Edwin and Orge Quintero appeared in the stands at the Emirates Stadium. They sat behind the coaching bench, accompanied by not only their father but also their agent. They witnessed Arsenal defeat Atletico Madrid to advance to the Champions League final. The Ecuadorian twins, who play for the domestic Del Valle Independiente team, were officially signed by Arsenal in August last year, but they will not officially join until they turn 18 in December 2027. In addition, youth talents Harriman-Annus, Nichols, Agustian and Flock were also watching the game in the stands.
Ireland's new starlet has emerged – with manager making public call for international call-up
Victor- Orianwuna, only 17 years old, has already made waves in the Irish Premier League. In October last year, he signed a contract with Shamrock Rovers. In January next year, he will officially join Arsenal when he turns 18. This season, he has made 14 appearances in the Irish Premier League first team. Last weekend, he was selected for the League Weekly. Best team, Shamrock coach Bradley publicly campaigned for him, saying: "No one can refute that this kid should be selected for the Irish national team. Bring him in now, and he will be ready when the future comes. I guarantee that as long as you give him ten minutes, he will show his talent.".
Simeone clashes with Berta – but the atmosphere at lunch is completely different
After Arsenal defeated Atletico Madrid on Tuesday night, there was a heated scene on the sidelines. Simeone pushed Arsenal sporting director Andrea Berta. The two old partners who had worked together at Atletico Madrid for more than ten years had a physical altercation before the end. However, the pre-match lunch during the day was a different scene. Arsenal invited Atletico Madrid representatives to have lunch at the Emirates Stadium. The only small difference was the meal time. 11:30 made the Spaniard a little uncomfortable. Atletico Madrid president Cerezo joked: "When they come to Madrid, we will arrange lunch at three in the afternoon."