Arsenal are Champions, Champions League Champions!

A long season, countless grueling battles, countless times gritting their teeth and holding on.

They had led the Premier League from start to finish, securely claiming the legendary fourth consecutive title.

They had fought their way through the League Cup and FA Cup in succession, steadily securing the domestic double.

Then came four straight UEFA Champions League titles, creating an unprecedented dynastic miracle.

At that moment, all the exhaustion, pressure, and struggle turned into the most scorching joy.

The celebrations on the pitch continued for a full ten minutes.

Only then did the players gradually calm down and, under the fourth official's guidance, slowly return to the sidelines on both sides of the pitch to line up and wait.

The grand finale of the UEFA Champions League final—the award ceremony—was about to officially begin.

At that moment, the staff at the Stadium of Light had already sprung into action.

A brand-new UEFA Champions League podium was swiftly erected beside the center circle, its golden backdrop gleaming brilliantly.

A number of UEFA senior officials, dressed formally, entered in an orderly fashion under the staff's guidance, standing tall and solemn.

The UEFA president stood at the very front, his expression gentle as he looked toward the dynastic side that had created history on the pitch.

Since the UEFA Champions League's reform, this had been the greatest display of dominance.

Four consecutive UEFA Champions League titles and four major trophies in a single season—such a miracle was enough to crush every record in football.

On the left side of the pitch, Atletico Madrid's players stood silently in formation.

All of them had taken off their sweat-soaked match shirts and straightened their training jackets, their expressions despondent yet dignified.

Godín, Miranda, Gabi, and the other veterans lowered their heads and wiped the sweat from