London, England – Arsenal Women’s Football Club were in full celebration mode this weekend as players, staff, and supporters gathered at Meadow Park to mark their historic Women’s Champions League triumph. The atmosphere was electric as red and white flags waved high, chants echoed through the stands, and emotions overflowed in what was a night to remember for everyone connected to the club.
Among the standout moments came from captain Leah Williamson, who described the occasion as “the happiest I’ve been in my whole life.” The England international, long regarded as one of the club’s most inspirational figures, led the Gunners to their first European crown in over a decade, sealing a remarkable season of resilience, unity, and belief.
“It’s everything I’ve ever dreamed of,” Williamson said, holding the Champions League trophy close. “We’ve worked so hard for this moment, and to share it here at home, with our fans, makes it even more special. Arsenal is my heart — this is where I belong.”
Sources within the club confirmed that Williamson has agreed to make Arsenal her first-choice commitment going forward, putting an end to speculation linking her with several European giants. Her decision reflects her deep connection to the club and her belief in its long-term project under manager Jonas Eidevall.
The celebrations carried on late into the evening, with teammates including Alessia Russo, Beth Mead, and Kim Little joining fans in singing club anthems and taking victory photos.
For Arsenal, this wasn’t just a trophy — it was a statement. A reminder of their place among Europe’s elite, and a moment of pure joy that their captain called the happiest of her life.