Fans are questioning the presence of Piers Morgan and his sons on the pitch during Arsenal’s title celebration. The TV personality and his sons, Spencer, Stanley, and Albert, were granted VIP access as Arsenal claimed their first Premier League title in 22 years. Their inclusion in the post-match celebrations alongside the players drew surprise, with some comparing it to the intrusion by Salt Bae during Argentina’s World Cup win.

In addition to the Morgan family, EastEnders star Jake Wood, aka Max Branning, was also seen celebrating with the team. Many fans expressed discontent, suggesting that such moments should be reserved for players and their families without celebrity interference. Piers’ Instagram account received a mix of complaints and congratulations following Arsenal’s victory.

Critics accused Piers of making the celebration about himself, similar to Salt Bae’s controversial appearance during the World Cup. The presence of celebrities like Piers and Adrian Dunbar on the pitch raised eyebrows among supporters who felt it detracted from the players’ achievements.

Salt Bae, who faced backlash for his on-field antics during the World Cup, vowed not to repeat such behavior after the incident. Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta, however, seemed unperturbed by the commotion caused by the guests, emphasizing the joy and long-awaited success for the team and its supporters. He praised the commitment and courage displayed by the players and acknowledged the support of the club’s ownership throughout the challenging times.