Arsenal's Martin Ødegaard has been involved in an unfortunate incident at the club's victory parade. During the celebrations, Ødegaard accidentally hit a policeman on the head with a football.
The incident occurred on Sunday (31 May), as the team was making its way through the streets of London. Ødegaard's actions were described as 'unintentional' by the club, with no further action expected to be taken.
Ødegaard has been in impressive form for Arsenal this season, contributing to the team's Premier League title success. The Norwegian midfielder has been praised for his skills on the pitch, and this incident is unlikely to tarnish his reputation.
The victory parade was attended by thousands of fans, who were celebrating Arsenal's first Premier League title since 1997-98. The team's success has been a source of pride for the club and its supporters, and the parade was a chance for the players and staff to thank the fans for their support.
Arsenal's victory parade was a joyous occasion, with Ødegaard's mishap being a minor blip in an otherwise celebratory atmosphere. The club's focus will now shift to preparing for the new season, with Ødegaard likely to play a key role in the team's future success.