Arsenal secured their first Premier League title in 22 years, with 16-year-old Max Dowman making history as the youngest player to win the championship. The Gunners' triumph was confirmed when Manchester City drew at Bournemouth, ending an 8,060-day drought. Dowman will receive a winner's medal after Sunday's final match against Crystal Palace, adding to a remarkable season where he has already shattered multiple age records.

This season alone, Dowman has collected several unprecedented achievements. In March, he became the youngest Premier League scorer at 16 years, 73 days. Earlier in November, he set the record for youngest Champions League player at 15 years, 308 days against Slavia Prague. Having made his league debut last August, he's now established as one of Arsenal's most promising talents despite still being in school.

Manager Mikel Arteta also made history, becoming the third-youngest manager to win the Premier League. Dowman's rapid rise began at age 14 when Arteta invited him to train with the senior team. Premier League regulations require the teenager to use separate changing facilities, but his impact has been undeniable as he starred on Arsenal's preseason tour of Asia and became an integral part of their title-winning campaign.