Thierry Henry has ignited a massive online outburst following his response to Bernardo Silva and Erling Haaland after Silva made a sharp comment aimed at Arsenal following a highly controversial match between Manchester City and Arsenal on Sunday

Thierry Henry has ignited a massive online outburst following his response to Bernardo Silva and Erling Haaland after Silva made a sharp comment aimed at Arsenal following a highly controversial match between Manchester City and Arsenal on Sunday.

The heated exchange began when Bernardo Silva, after City’s narrow win, reportedly made a brutal comment about Arsenal’s performance, hinting that they still have a long way to go before they can compete with City’s dominance. Silva’s remark quickly sparked a wave of reactions from both fanbases, but the situation escalated when Arsenal legend Thierry Henry stepped in with a cutting reminder to Silva and City’s star striker, Erling Haaland.

Henry, known for his loyalty to Arsenal and his outspoken nature, did not hold back in his retort:

🗣 “Arsenal has won 13 Premier League trophies 🏆 and we are the only club with the gold Premier League trophy. So, be humble.”

This pointed reminder of Arsenal’s rich history and their unique achievement of going unbeaten for an entire Premier League season sent social media into a frenzy. Fans from both sides flooded platforms like Twitter and Instagram, with Arsenal supporters rallying behind Henry’s statement, proudly recalling the 2003-2004 “Invincibles” season. On the other hand, Manchester City fans defended their current dominance, pointing to their recent string of titles and Haaland’s impressive goal-scoring prowess.

Henry’s comment added fuel to the fire of an already intense rivalry between the two clubs, and debates quickly ensued online about historical achievements versus recent success. Many Arsenal fans praised Henry for “putting Silva in his place,” while City fans argued that current dominance speaks louder than past accolades.

As tensions simmer, it’s clear that Henry’s words have left a lasting mark, reminding everyone of Arsenal’s golden history and reigniting the ongoing debate over who truly holds the crown in English football.