Martin Keown says Arsenal will eclipse the ‘Invincibles’ if they lift the Champions League trophy. The Gunners entered Saturday’s final against Paris Saint‑Germain fresh from a Premier League title, already the club’s first European triumph in 140 years. A win would give Arteta’s side an undeniably historic double and cement their place as the truly greatest Arsenal team ever.

Keown, a three‑time winner under Wenger, says the feat eclipses past honours such as the 1998, 2002 and 2004 doubles or the unbeaten 2003‑04 campaign. He points out Arsenal remain unbeaten in this season’s Champions League, a streak that could end in 48 hours at the Puskás Arena. The squad celebrated the league crown with a Mayfair dinner and a day off before flying to Hungary.

Martin Keown will serve as a pundit for the final on TNT Sports and HBO Max, urging the Gunners to channel the anthem ‘We Are The Champions’ into steely determination. He believes the historic win would transform Arsenal’s legacy, placing them above the ‘Unforgettables’ and the original ‘Invincibles’. A victory would instantly rewrite the club’s trophy cabinet narrative.