🚩🚩“Either Arteta sell him or I leave, he was responsible for our defeat yesterday…He wasted the golden chance”: Arsenal captain Martin Odegaard has named ONE player who responsible for Arsenal shock defeat yesterday, threatened to leave because of him. ODEGAARD IS READY TO LEAVE IF THIS GUY IS NOT SOLD.

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“Sell Him or I Leave”: Arsenal Captain Martin Ødegaard Blasts Teammate After Shocking West Ham Defeat

Arsenal’s title hopes took a major hit after their shocking defeat to West Ham yesterday, but the fallout off the pitch may be even more damaging. In an explosive post-match press conference, Arsenal captain Martin Ødegaard didn’t hold back his frustration, directly calling out a teammate for the loss and even threatening to leave the club if manager Mikel Arteta doesn’t take action.

“Either Arteta sells him or I leave. He was responsible for our defeat yesterday… He wasted the golden chance,” Ødegaard stated, clearly furious over the performance that cost Arsenal three vital points.

The Norwegian playmaker, known for his calm demeanor and leadership, shocked fans and reporters alike with his emotional outburst. While Ødegaard didn’t mention the player by name, sources close to the team suggest his comments were directed at a forward who squandered a critical chance late in the game — a moment that could have completely changed the outcome.

Many fans are speculating that Ødegaard was referring to Gabriel Jesus, who missed a golden opportunity in front of goal during the second half, or perhaps even Kai Havertz, who has struggled to find consistency since joining Arsenal. The missed chance, combined with defensive lapses, ultimately allowed West Ham to capitalize and secure a 2-0 victory at the Emirates.

Social media has exploded with reactions, with Arsenal fans torn between supporting their captain’s passionate stance and criticizing him for publicly calling out a teammate.

One fan tweeted, “Ødegaard is showing real leadership. Enough is enough — we can’t keep bottling games like this.”

While another commented, “This should’ve stayed in the dressing room. Public outbursts won’t fix anything.”

Mikel Arteta was quick to try and cool the situation, telling reporters, “Emotions run high after tough defeats. We’ll discuss everything internally. Martin is a great leader, and we’ll make sure the team stays united.”

But Ødegaard’s comments highlight growing frustrations within the squad as Arsenal continues to struggle in key moments of the season. With the Premier League title race still wide open, internal conflicts like this could derail Arsenal’s campaign if not addressed swiftly.

If Arteta doesn’t act, Arsenal could risk losing their captain — a player who has been instrumental in their recent resurgence. All eyes will now be on the club’s next move and whether the underperforming player will be benched, sold, or given another chance to prove himself.