Aubameyang Sparks Storm by Declaring Arsenal London’s Biggest Club and Blaming Chelsea’s Success on Favoritism – David Luiz Silences Him with Nine Words

Aubameyang’s bold claim about Arsenal and Chelsea sparked chaos online, but David Luiz’s nine-word reply ended the debate instantly and left the striker speechless.

 

 

 

 

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, the former Arsenal captain now plying his trade abroad, has once again ignited a firestorm on social media with a bold and controversial statement about the eternal debate surrounding London’s football dominance. In a late-night interview, Aubameyang declared without hesitation that “Arsenal is the biggest club in London” and went even further by claiming that Chelsea’s numerous titles over the past two decades were not purely down to merit but largely “a result of favoritism from the FA and referees.”

 

The Gabonese striker’s words sent shockwaves across the football community, sparking fierce debates among Arsenal and Chelsea fans. Within minutes, Twitter, Instagram, and football forums lit up with heated arguments, with Chelsea supporters accusing Aubameyang of bitterness and disrespect, while Arsenal fans proudly echoed his sentiments.

 

Aubameyang’s Explosive Statement

 

According to sources close to the player, Aubameyang made the statement during a Q&A session with international media, when asked about his views on the London football rivalry. His words were sharp and unapologetic:

 

He claimed that Arsenal’s history, legacy, and global fanbase made them the undisputed kings of London football.

 

He argued that Chelsea’s sudden rise to prominence in the early 2000s coincided with what he called “convenient decisions” by English football authorities.

 

He accused referees of having historically favored Chelsea in critical matches, both in the Premier League and in domestic cup competitions.

 

 

These remarks, unsurprisingly, have been described as some of the most controversial ever made by a former Premier League star.

 

Chelsea Fans React in Fury

 

Chelsea’s fanbase wasted no time in firing back, accusing Aubameyang of hypocrisy and sour grapes. They reminded him that he once played for Chelsea himself, albeit briefly, and that his stint at Stamford Bridge was far from memorable. Memes flooded social media, highlighting his poor goal record during his Chelsea spell and contrasting it with the club’s Champions League and Premier League triumphs.

 

One Chelsea supporter wrote:

“Imagine failing at Chelsea and then turning around to claim our success was due to referees. Embarrassing!”

 

Another fan sarcastically tweeted:

“Arsenal – Invincible in 2004. Chelsea – two Champions Leagues. Aubameyang – Invisible at Chelsea.”

 

David Luiz Enters the Conversation

 

Just when the debate was reaching boiling point, former Chelsea and Arsenal defender David Luiz stepped into the spotlight. Known for his calm demeanor but also for being outspoken when necessary, Luiz didn’t deliver a long speech, nor did he attempt to break down statistics. Instead, he dropped just nine simple words that instantly silenced Aubameyang and shifted the narrative.

 

David Luiz reportedly said:

“You played for both. Which one truly wanted you?”

 

Those nine words struck like lightning. Football fans immediately recognized the sting: while Arsenal gave Aubameyang his greatest years in England, Chelsea’s interest in him was fleeting and ultimately unsuccessful. Luiz’s statement implied that Aubameyang’s bitterness toward Chelsea may have been rooted in personal frustration rather than footballing truth.

 

Social Media Erupts Again

 

Within seconds of Luiz’s response, fans flooded platforms with reactions:

 

Arsenal fans were torn – some still defended Aubameyang’s claim, but others admitted Luiz had delivered a “checkmate.”

 

Chelsea fans celebrated the Brazilian’s comment, calling it the perfect response to an unnecessary attack.

 

Neutral fans simply marveled at how a single sentence had ended a fiery debate.

 

 

One viral post read:

“Luiz just destroyed Aubameyang with nine words. Debate over.”

 

Another fan joked:

“We need David Luiz on live TV debates. He’d end wars in one sentence.”

 

The Bigger Picture

 

This incident has once again reignited the long-standing debate about which club is the true giant of London. Arsenal, with its rich history and Invincible season, claims tradition and heritage. Chelsea, with its recent dominance, multiple league titles, and two Champions League trophies, points to modern success.

 

What Aubameyang may not have expected, however, is how quickly his claim would be overshadowed by David Luiz’s sharp retort. In the end, the debate remains unresolved, but one thing is clear: David Luiz’s nine words will be remembered as one of the most devastating clapbacks in football banter history.