One million people turned London red to celebrate Arsenal winning the Premier League.

Roughly one million Arsenal supporters poured into north London's roads on May 31 for the parade celebrating the 2025-2026 Premier League championship. Roaring chants, classic anthems, and countless red smoke bombs transformed London into a full-blown party for the Arsenal faithful.

Arsenal players appeared on an open-top bus carrying the prestigious Premier League trophy, a prize the club had waited 22 years to reclaim since their unbeaten 2003-2004 season under legendary manager Arsene Wenger.

Mikel Arteta's squad secured the title early before the final matchday, building an insurmountable lead over second-placed Manchester City. By season's end, Arsenal finished seven points ahead of their rivals.

This is Arsenal's first trophy since Arteta led the team to the FA Cup in 2020. After three consecutive second-place finishes in the Premier League, the Emirates Stadium side finally realized their dream of conquering English football.

Despite losing to Paris Saint-Germain on penalties in the Champions League final in Budapest, the festive atmosphere among Arsenal supporters remained undiminished. Fireworks, vuvuzelas, and loud singing echoed through London's streets.

"I know we're not European champions, but we are champions of England and that is very special," shared a French Arsenal fan.

Midfielder Declan Rice, the club's record £105 million signing in 2023, said the title was the perfect response to those who once mocked Arsenal. "They pointed and laughed at us. But now they're not laughing anymore. I love this club, I love this manager. Bringing joy to the fans is wonderful. And next season, we'll come back even stronger," Rice asserted.

After years of waiting, Arsenal have finally returned to the summit of English football. With a squad reaching its peak and immense support from the fans, the "Gunners" are expected to compete for major honors in the coming season, including the pursuit of the Champions League.

Photos of the team and Arsenal fans celebrating the Premier League championship.