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Gift Orban, the talented Nigerian striker, would like to clarify and express his sincere apologies for the recent statement that was made regarding Arsenal Football Club.
Orban deeply regrets any misunderstanding that may have arisen from his words and wants to set the record straight.
He noted this while speaking with Ediale Kingsley of Sabistation Media.
In a recent interview, Orban’s comments about Arsenal not being interested in winning trophies were taken out of context. He wishes to emphasize that his intention was never to belittle or criticize the club. He holds the utmost respect for Arsenal and its rich history. Orban recognizes the significant achievements Arsenal has had in the past and acknowledges their reputation as a top club in English football.
Orban firmly believes that Arsenal has the potential to compete for and win titles. He recognizes the club’s strong fan base and the dedication of the supporters who have stood by them through thick and thin. He understands that Arsenal’s recent performances may not have met the high expectations of fans, but he believes in their ability to bounce back and achieve success.
The statement made by Orban was thus stretched out of context. Like any ambitious athlete, he dreams of joining a team where there is a consistent track record of winning titles. His mention of other Premier League clubs was merely an expression of his personal preferences and should not be interpreted as a reflection of Arsenal’s capabilities.
Orban would like to extend his heartfelt apologies to all Arsenal fans who may have been disappointed or hurt by his comments. He genuinely admires the club and its supporters and deeply regrets any offense caused. He hopes that this clarification will help restore any strained relations and reaffirm his respect and admiration for Arsenal.
As Orban continues to focus on his performances for Gent and strives to achieve his personal and professional goals, he looks forward to the opportunity of potentially playing against Arsenal in the future. He appreciates the passion and intensity that Arsenal brings to every match and hopes to experience it firsthand on the field of play.
The 20-year-old has scored 19 times in 19 games so far this season in the Belgian Pro League and Europa Conference League.
