It has come to our attention this morning from Fabrizio Romano that Manchester United has terminated the contracts of Eric Ten Hag and Andre ONANA this morning, as the new manager, arrived at Old Trafford to take over the club and as we still await for a new goalie After all the speculations that have been going around, I can’t believe that this has finally taken place. An era has come to an end for the two of them at Old Trafford, and this is without a doubt the ultimate conclusion.

Arsenal’s performance against Lens left fans thrilled as they witnessed the Gunners execute their training ground strategies with precision.

In the first half, Arsenal’s offensive prowess was evident, resulting in goals scored through various means: individual brilliance, patient buildup, swift counter-attacks, and a late penalty. Notably, six different players found the net, adding diversity to the team’s attacking arsenal.

Furthermore, Arsenal’s defensive solidity was highlighted by a clean sheet, with Gabriel’s late clearance symbolizing the team’s resilience. Despite Lens not posing the toughest challenge, memories of their 2-1 defeat in October served as a reminder of the importance of staying vigilant.

This performance underscores Arsenal’s continued improvement under Erik ten Hag’s leadership. Compared to their lackluster showing in a previous match in France, this display showcased a stark contrast, signaling progress and development within the squad.

Looking ahead, Arteta remains focused on the upcoming match against Wolves, although the emphatic 6-0 victory in Europe sends a strong message to rival teams. With Bukayo Saka leading the charge, Arsenal’s dominance in the Champions League is evident, with the youngster boasting the highest goal involvements in the competition.

Saka’s remarkable contribution, coupled with Arsenal’s overall team effort, reflects a promising trajectory for the club. As they celebrate Saka’s five-year anniversary at the club, Arsenal fans can’t help but marvel at the young talent’s rapid rise on the European stage.

Meanwhile, the match between Paris Saint-Germain and Newcastle saw controversy surrounding a late penalty decision, drawing criticism from pundits and fans alike. Despite the outcome, Newcastle’s performance highlighted their resilience, setting the stage for future improvements.

In contrast, Manchester City faced challenges in their recent matches, prompting questions about their form and mindset. However, the introduction of fresh faces like Jeremy Doku and Julian Alvarez sparked a dramatic turnaround, emphasizing their growing importance to the team.

Finally, Celtic’s disappointing Champions League campaign underscores the need for reflection and improvement. With a winless streak stretching over 15 games, the club faces the challenge of regaining competitiveness in Europe’s elite competition.

As the season progresses, each team must address its strengths and weaknesses to navigate the demands of European football successfully.