According to a report by The Sun on Tuesday, November 3, 2026, Arsenal have replaced the Premier League trophy silhouette at the entrance of their London Colney training ground with a replica of the famous trophy following their title success last season.

The change marks another reminder of the club's achievement after ending a 22-year wait to become Premier League champions.

Previously, manager Mikel Arteta had placed a black silhouette of the Premier League trophy on the training ground wall as a motivational symbol for his players. The idea was to remind the squad of their target and encourage them to work towards winning the title.

However, following their success last season, the club decided to replace the silhouette with a replica trophy to celebrate the achievement.

The new display has been installed above an Arsenal badge silhouette, with the words "Together we make history" placed alongside it.

The actual Premier League trophy is currently at the Emirates Stadium, where supporters can see it during stadium tours. The replica at the training ground serves as a lasting reminder of the team's historic achievement.

During last season's celebrations, videos of Jurrien Timber and Bukayo Saka asking for the trophy silhouette to be lit up went viral on social media. The players were celebrating Arsenal's long-awaited Premier League triumph.

The new display also reflects Arteta's attention to motivation and the importance he places on creating a winning mentality within the squad.

Arsenal are now hoping to achieve another major milestone by becoming the first team in the club's history to win consecutive Premier League titles. Even their famous Invincibles side of 2003/04 failed to achieve back-to-back league triumphs.

The Gunners currently sit three points clear at the top of the Premier League table following their important 1-0 victory over Liverpool at Anfield on Sunday. The result also ended their long wait for a league victory away against the Reds.

Meanwhile, Arteta has shifted his attention to European competition as Arsenal prepare for their Champions League meeting with Slavia Prague.

The Gunners will be hoping to build on their domestic success and make further progress in Europe after losing last season's Champions League final to Paris Saint-Germain on penalties.