As he gets ready to play Manchester City, Fulham goalkeeper Bernd Leno reportedly promises to help his old team Arsenal in the Premier League title match.
Leno, who played four years for Arsenal, wants to see his old team snap their 20-year trophy drought as City looks to win the league with three more games. Leno took to Instagram after Fulham and Brentford drew 0-0, highlighting his role in keeping the score clean and confirming his readiness for the two remaining games.
In response to a comment made by an Arsenal supporter regarding Fulham's forthcoming game versus City, Leno acknowledged the post, garnering appreciation and encouragement from Arsenal fans in the comments area.
Leno's reaction was applauded by Arsenal supporters, who called him a legend for his possible contribution to stopping City's title run.
When Leno last spoke about leaving Arsenal, he made it clear that, even though things didn't go as planned, he still has no animosity against the team. He confirmed his continued affiliation with Arsenal and conveyed his appreciation for the kind welcome he received from the supporters.