This is not how big clubs wins game,they even celebrated as if they’ve won the league already meanwhile they’ve not’: Chelsea boss Pochettino says Arsenal joy will be cut short soon and they will be trophyless this season again

Mauricio Pochettino, the manager of Chelsea, was blunt in his criticism of Arsenal’s premature celebrations during a heated press conference after the team’s most recent game. He implied that the harsh reality of trophyless seasons would soon put an end to Arsenal’s euphoria.

Pochettino, who is renowned for his open communication style, spoke candidly to the media. With a disappointed tone, he said, “This is not how big clubs win games.” “They didn’t even make it to the finish line, but they celebrated like they had already won the league.”

The Argentine manager’s remarks follow Arsenal’s enthusiastic celebration of a recent victory, in which both players and spectators joyfully embraced the occasion. But Pochettino was quick to point out that the true measure of success in football is not a few spectacular victories spread over a season, but rather consistent excellence.

Pochettino declared, “True champions never lose sight of the ultimate goal; they maintain focus and composure.” “Celebrating too soon just makes you lose focus on the work at hand.”

Pochettino implied that Arsenal’s happiness would not last and that they would once more finish the season empty-handed, taking a jab at their North London rivals. He said, “Big clubs play every game with a feeling of purpose and determination, knowing that every point counts in the chase for silverware.”

In addition to igniting the intense rivalry between Chelsea and Arsenal, Pochettino’s comments serve as a reminder of the high standards demanded at elite football clubs. As the season goes on, everyone will be watching to see if Arsenal’s early celebrations were overly hasty or if they can live up to Pochettino’s predictions and succeed in their pursuit of glory.