After so many years away from home,we have finally decided to come back and reunite at Emirate again,this time around we’re coming with trophy winning mentality with the experience that we have gathered”, Xhaka finally announces Arsenal return with another Ex Arsenal player set to be back with Him too by the summer – Not Aubameyang and Not Lacazette
“We’re Coming Back Home to Win”: Granit Xhaka Officially Announces Shock Return to Arsenal – Another Ex-Gunner Set to Join Him This Summer (Not Aubameyang or Lacazette!)
In a stunning turn of events that’s sent shockwaves through the football world, former Arsenal captain Granit Xhaka has officially confirmed his return to the Emirates Stadium – and he’s not coming alone.
During an emotional and passionate press conference, Xhaka shared the news Arsenal fans had long dreamed of but never truly expected:
> “After so many years away from home, we have finally decided to come back and reunite at the Emirates again. This time around, we’re coming with a trophy-winning mentality, armed with the experience we’ve gathered.”
The Swiss midfielder, who left Arsenal for Bayer Leverkusen in 2023 and enjoyed immense success in Germany – including a Bundesliga title win – is returning not just as a player, but as a leader ready to bring a new mentality to the dressing room.
But perhaps what’s even more exciting is that he won’t be making this return alone.
Another Former Gunner Set to Rejoin – And It’s Not Aubameyang or Lacazette
While fans initially speculated that his mystery partner could be Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang or Alexandre Lacazette, sources close to the club have confirmed that it is neither. Instead, it’s another ex-Arsenal player who left under the radar but has flourished abroad – most likely Santi Cazorla or Aaron Ramsey, both of whom have been mentioned in recent weeks as possible reunion stories due to their connection with Xhaka and love for the club.
Though the name is yet to be confirmed officially, the message is clear: Arsenal’s past stars are returning, not for a farewell tour, but to win.
A Message to the Fans and Rivals
Xhaka’s tone throughout the press conference was confident and determined.
> “We’ve grown. We’ve seen different football cultures, lifted trophies, and learned from great coaches. But Arsenal is home. And we’re back – not just to play, but to win.”
The message is loud and clear: with Mikel Arteta building something special and Arsenal consistently challenging for titles, the return of seasoned, battle-tested leaders like Xhaka could be the final push needed to end their long Premier League drought.
Expect more updates as the summer window approaches – the Emirates might just be the reunion stage for a new Arsenal era.