US EditionEze mural defaced 'by Tottenham fans' ahead of Arsenal unveiling
The mural was defaced due to rivalry tensions after Arsenal secured Eberechi Eze's £67.5 million transfer from Crystal Palace, hijacking a deal Tottenham had pursued.
- A mural of Ebere Eze was defaced near Arsenal's stadium by what appeared to be Tottenham fans ahead of his confirmation to Arsenal after signing a £60 million deal.
- Eze's transfer to Arsenal took precedence after an injury to Kai Havertz, as Arsenal quickly secured the deal that Tottenham had been pursuing.
- Artist North Banksy expressed frustration over the defacement, stating, 'All that hard work gone in seconds,' referring to Tottenham's disappointment in losing the player.
- Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta expressed excitement about assembling a strong squad following Eze's transfer, noting the importance of depth and competitiveness.
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Football fans are convinced that there should have been a red card during Tottenham’s 2-0 win over Manchester City with footage going viral on social media.Spurs travelled to the Etihad after an embarrassing week for the club off the pitch, with Arsenal closing in on the signing of Eberechi Eze from under the nose of Spurs. The team seemed untroubled by the lack of Eze in the squad as they ran riot in Manchester. Goals from both Brennan Johnson …
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