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← The Gooner Factory29 Sept · 19 min

WOW…Things JUST Changed For Arsenal

WOW…Things JUST Changed For Arsenal29 Sept19 min

Manchester City have reportedly been found GUILTY of 114 of their 115 Premier League charges — and this could have huge implications for Arsenal and the entire Premier League.

In today's video, I give my thoughts on the latest Manchester City 115 charges news and what could happen next. Should Man City be stripped of their Premier League titles? Should they face relegation, a massive points deduction or even multiple points deductions across several seasons?

And what would it mean for Arsenal?

If Manchester City are deducted points and Arsenal go on to win the Premier League, would it somehow make the title feel less meaningful? For me, absolutely not. If the rules have been broken and City are punished accordingly, Arsenal still have to prove they're the best team across a 38-game Premier League season.

I also discuss what the Manchester City charges could mean for Pep Guardiola's Premier League legacy, and whether Arsène Wenger should now be viewed differently when discussing the greatest managers in Premier League history.

But that's not the only major Arsenal story.

Martin Ødegaard has suffered another injury scare after a challenge from Bernardo Silva on international duty. I give my thoughts on the incident, Silva's reaction and what it could mean for Mikel Arteta with Arsenal's injury list continuing to grow.

With Martin Ødegaard, Kai Havertz, William Saliba, Ben White, Cristhian Mosquera, Piero Hincapié and Ezri Konsa among the fitness concerns, Arsenal's squad — particularly defensively — is suddenly looking stretched.

Could this change Arsenal's Premier League title challenge?

All that and more in today's Arsenal news and Man City 115 charges reaction.

Let me know below: What punishment should Manchester City receive — points deduction, relegation, titles stripped, or something else?

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