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William Saliba has done something no other Arsenal player has managed in the Premier League era this season
It was a disappointing end of the season for Arsenal on Sunday as they missed out on the Premier League title.
Mikel Arteta’s side dragged the rac𒆙e right down to the wire but ultimately fell short by just two points.
A 2-1 victory over Everton thanks to a late Kai Havertz winner proved in vain as Manchester City took care of business against West Ham at tꦑhe Etihad 🉐Stadium.
It denied Arsenal their first Premier League title in 20 years but the Gunners are edging e♍ver closer to ending thꦛeir wait for that elusive crown.
William Saliba has enjoyed yet another impressive year at the heart of Arsenal’s backline, alongside Gabriel Magalhaes.
The Frenchman formed part of a defence which conceded the fewest goals in the league this term – just 29 in 38 games. Saliba also made history on the final day of theཧ season against Everton♛.
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Saliba makes Premier League history for Arsenal
Following his latest 90 minute⛄s in an Arsenal shirt, S♍aliba reached an impressive milestone on Sunday.
According to journalist , the centre-back became the first-ever outfield Arsenal player to play every꧅ single m🤡inute in a Premier League season.
Lee Dixon achieved the 🐲same feat back in 1989/90, before th🦹e the Premier League was officially formed.
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Saliba’s stats for Arsenal
Having played every single minute of the season, Salibaꦉ netted two goals and provided one assist in the league this season.
His impressive form also helped David Raya pick up the Golden Glove award, with Arsenal keeping 📖18 clean sheets.
It was yet another impressive campaign for the 23-year-old and he displayed 🌱exactly what the Gunners wಌere missing towards the end of last season.
Despite falling short in the title race, the future certainly looks bright at the Emirates and in Saliba, they have a pl🎃ayer who’s capable of becoming the world’s best at centre-back.