And there we have it: another Premier League season is in the books. It was a campaign that delivered at both ends of the table, with both the title race and the desperate fight for survival going right down to the wire in a nerve-shredding conclusion for fans of Arsenal, Manchester City, Tottenham and West Ham. Ultimately, it was the Gunners who tasted glory for the first time in 22 long years, while the Hammers suffered the heartbreak of relegation on the final day.

And there you have it - the 2025-26 Premier League season is over. Arsenal are the champions while West Ham have been relegated alongside Wolves and Burnley as Tottenham secured survival on the final day. While the football hasn't always been the most scintillating, it's been a campaign full of twists and turns at both ends of the table, making it difficult to predict any result given the increased parity among the teams in the English top-flight.

William Saliba says Arsenal are determined to add more silverware after winning the Premier League, with the defender already focused on a huge Champions League showdown against Paris Saint-Germain. The Frenchman backed the Gunners’ defence to rise to the challenge against Luis Enrique’s dangerous attack.

William Saliba has issued a rallying cry to his Arsenal teammates, urging them to show total commitment as the Premier League title race enters its final five weeks. Following back-to-back defeats that saw a significant lead evaporate, the Frenchman insists the squad must embrace the pressure to avoid another second-place finish at the Emirates Stadium.

Certain staff members within Manchester United are hailing the potential of Leny Yoro and Ayden Heaven, suggesting that the duo can be "as good as" Arsenal’s elite pairing of Gabriel and William Saliba. As the club nears Champions League qualification under Michael Carrick, Sir Jim Ratcliffe and his leadership team are simultaneously plotting a move for Tottenham’s Micky van de Ven to bolster the backline.