Arsenal players pose with giant clock in dressing room: What is the hidden message?

Arsenal players, accompanied by coach Mikel Arteta, celebrated their 3-0 over Fulham on Sunday by posing in the dressing room with a large clock signalling 13:55.

The Gunners grabbed a comfortable victory at Craven Cottage thanks to goals from Gabriel Magalhaes, Gabriel Martinelli and Martin Odegaard before sharing this photo, which confused many.

What does Arsenal’s clock photo mean?

One of the theories shared by fans on social media is that there are 11 games and two months to go until the Premier League season is over.

Meanwhile, others point out that Arsenal still compete in two competitions and that there are just 11 games left in the league.

The Gunners sit top of the table, five points ahead of second-placed Manchester City. That’s after Arsenal, who have not celebrated Premier League success since 2004, managed to win all their last five league games.

An important symbol in Arsenal’s history

It should be noted that the Arsenal clock is a historic symbol for the fans. After famously gracing former ground Highbury for over 70 years, a large replica of the clock was placed at the Emirates Stadium in 2010.